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Deep Hole Crawler

to you from a distant planet ִֶָ. ..𓂃 ࣪ ִֶָ🪽་༘࿐

A Short Point and Click Horror about Angels.

a dream

What if trains?

Nom nom nom

Delta means 'to participate' in Swedish

I'm procrastinating working on my long-term projects help

a text based game. will likely take 5-10 minutes to play.

shoot for the highest score~

Mostly text-based scifi adventure

A Gallery ROM of Gameboy art

I decided to search in the sand.

TИUOMƎVOƆ

A short drinking game created by myself and Molly Carroll.

Follow the instructions

LD 27

Escape back to your world before it's too late.

A game about industrialized violence and going on vacations

Don't be such a baby.

Help Rikki the Ravishing Rat find a date! Will it be Love at First Squeak?

LD 31

a short gameboy color game that tells the story of when i was leaving home for college.

Balance work, parenting, homeschool and a lack of toilet paper in a world of self-isolation.

make loops

A brief interactive story about the ways we leave.

LD 24

LD 26

20th anniversary of classic horror game Anchorhead. 84 authors. One ridiculous tribute.

A biographical narrative journey through grief using Resene acrylic paint colours.

Um jogo onde as suas escolhas importam

LD 23

Tote is a multiset rewriting playground.

A Horror Short-Story

I'm sorry, Ben.

Options graphic/text adventure for ZX Spectrum (real machine and emulators)

An open world fully illustrated text adventure

a small twine for Twiny Jam about a crying television

Biker platformer, Game Boy style!

One-screen point and click short story based on setting and characters ideas from Ben Chandler.

You've found a mysterious relic. The cave beckons.

Very quick and short horror game I worked on for a project in school. Nothing special just wanted to put it out there!

LD 32

One robot blender. One flying food truck. Endless customers.

Little something for Twiny Jam.

Can you remember enough to know who to accuse?

Made for Twiny Jam. Too long for Twiny Jam. Woe.

a very short twine game about makeup

http://phse.net/screechingterror/