Wicked by Sticc is a psychological survival game made for MS-DOS.
The story of the game follows a recent event at a local park. You hear a rumor that there are notes left by the killer explaining the whole truth. You decide to go there and collect the truth. Some of the stalkers will always follow you, but you can press space to scream and scare the stalkers away.
Cats on Broombas by Eigen Lenk is a puzzle-game developed for the DOS Game Jam.
Broomba is about a new robotic vacuum cleaner. Your objective is to route the Broomba to collect all the stars. It moves in a straight line until it hits an obstacle after which it does a counter-clockwise turn. There are special objects in addition to static clutter. Your objective is to collect all the stars. The status of the game is still in development and the author is maybe considering new updates. As he says, “The jam edition only contains 9 levels. More levels will be added in upcoming versions expanding the collection of objects to play with.” The game is also inspired from “The Incredible Machine” and some old games.
NumGam by SuperIlu is a puzzle game made for MS-DOS.
This game is more of called ‘a connect number’ game. Connect at least two adjacent fields with the same value by clicking and dragging. After that, you can add adjacent fields with either the same value or twice the value. The fields that are selected will be erased and the value of the last field will be updated. Deselect unwanted fields by backtracking. You can use the ‘Escape’ button to exit the game, but your progress will be lost.
Veni Vidi Vici by Rej72380 is a text-based game made for MS-DOS.
You are a slave in the ancient Tirian Empire whose attempt to assassinate the tyrannical emperor has been sent to the Gladiator Arena as a punishment. Your objective is to win gladiator battles to the point where you have the chance to fight the Emperor himself. You play a total of nine stages that tell the story of your upbringing as a slave and your quest to assassinate the emperor.
ZOZ by WiL is an adventure card game made for MS-DOS. The game was created as a part of Open World Jam 2022.
This game is an open world deckbuilder roguelite, user-friendly game. You’ll have different card battles and you will uncover secrets of the vast open world. And along the way, you will meet strange characters. You will find mysterious items to use later and then, in the end, the mystery of ZOZ will be revealed.
A 4D Christmas by NotImplementedLife is an arcade Christmas game and is a submission for the GBA Winter Jam ’21.
The goal of the game is to drive Santa’s sleigh into the 4th dimension while shooting the dangerous plasma energy spheres. The more you climb up, the higher your score. While shooting, avoid touching the plasma or you’ll lose your health in no time and it’ll be game over.
Vandalism News #73 is a disk magazine by Offence & Onslaught & Vandalism News Staff for the Commodore 64.
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BuffaloGro by Zakadamia is a racing simulation game made for Game Boy Advance.
The objective of the game is to race through the tracks by moving your buffalo. Use the ‘d-pad’ to move and ‘a’ to jump. Feed your buffalo a good amount of food and potions before you begin the race. This way, he’ll move faster and stronger than his other fellow competitors. Avoid oncoming hurdles and obstacles and run as fast as you can.
Wrong Road by jenswa is an arcade game made for Game Boy Advance.
The goal of the game is that you need to avoid opposing racers as much as you can. There’s a left side bar which shows your score and stamina. Survive through the challenges and earn as much score as you can.
The Purple Night by LostImmortal is a dark platformer game made for Game Boy Advance.
Your mission in the game is to save a lost soul and take them safely back to the afterlife. Your health bar is your sword. The more damage you take, the shorter your sword gets, making you more nimble and your attacks faster, but also increasing your risk. So, the question is will you choose to stay at high health but low mobility, or low health and higher mobility?