A puzzle game about walls.
Development Time: 72 hours.
Lost and adrift in space, beyond your nav computer’s range, you must get your derelict spaceship up and running again before it falls into a nearby star’s gravity well.
Explore the small ship’s interior and rummage through the many storage compartments for spare parts & scrap to use to fix your ship in time.
Find the right pieces to fix your ship’s systems, multiple pieces needed per system, some generic (ex. batteries), others unique to their target system (ex. radio relay for comms.).
Development Time: 48 hours.
Welcome to Uballto, a Linux distribution for…distributing balls. That’s right, in this desktop environment, dialog windows are used to guide balls to their target flags. Do you have the technical wits to master this distro?
Development Time: 72 hours.
Race as far as possible before running out of fuel! Collect rings to gain turbo, then turbo-tackle into other vehicles to gain fuel.
Originally created for Extra Credits Game Design Jam.
Development Time: Unfinished.
Hachi Block is a combo-focused Tetris-based puzzle game, created in 72 hours. Score high by dragging blocks into a grid and creating a three-in-a-row horizontal or vertical block formation. Stay alert, however; don’t let the blocks rise to the top of the screen!
First, click on the 2×2 blocks on the right side of the screen to pick it. While dragging this piece, right-click or press space to rotate this block. Click anywhere (yes, anywhere; even on top of existing blocks) on the grid of blocks to drop the piece.
When 3 or more same-colored blocks are matched vertically or horizontally, those blocks will be eliminated, and points will be awarded.
Remember that each move will cause more blocks to drop from the top of the screen. If any blocks remain on the top of the grid, it’s game over!
Development Time: 72 hours.
Spelunker Johny discovers one of the greatest world mysteries: colored lanterns that reveals a new world! With the cave’s main entrance closed off, however, he must rely on these lanterns to hop between different parallel universes and reach towards the exit. But what dangers lie behind these unexplored territories?
Development Time: 72 hours.
It’s the Apocalypse! Your world has started crumbling around you and monsters are out to eat you! Try to survive as long as possible while collecting the gold needed to save your planet!
Intergalactic Gold Rush is an arcade-style game of scoring big and surviving as long as possible. How do you do that? Collecting Gold Bricks, of course! Even better: If you collect a Gold Coin, you’ll multiply the amount of Gold you receive! How does collecting gold save your planet? Who knows. Does it really matter?
As you move your character around the world, the landscape will begin to crumble around you and monsters will hunt you down. Don’t stay still for too long or you risk not only getting eaten, but the land falling out from under you. Fall into the abyss and it’s game over!
Thankfully, you have a magic gift for being able to create new land masses around you! Your magic’s not unlimited, unfortunately, but it is regenerating. Luckily, there are also heart icons you can pick up in-case you lose any health and an armor icon for temporary invincibility!
So get out there and save the world before it falls apart beneath you!
Development Time: 72 weeks.
A very strange game about a very strange dollhouse. A surreal first-person puzzle game created in 72-hours for Ludum Dare 37.
Development Time: 72 hours.
Join the archaeologist, Sam, on one heck of a ride as he searches for a mythical lost treasure with his faithful companion, Lucy. You’ll flip as you experience the world from different perspectives and Sam’s life goes topsy-turvy the further he goes down the rabbit hole.
Development Time: 72 hours.
A lone woman finds herself stuck in-between two dimensions, and only you can help! Guide this person to salvation using environmental cues and your own smarts. Through Oneself is a unique puzzle-platformer created for Ludum Dare 35 within 72-hours by one person, where your character itself reveals a new hidden world. Use the visual cues in both the real and hidden to navigate through this treacherous world!
Note: a 3-button mouse (mouses with scroll wheels) vastly improves the game, but is not necessary to play.
Confused? Here’s a big hint! Your character can only interact with what’s visible inside of her silhouette. So use that scroll wheel to zoom in and take a closer look at what the invisible world looks like!
Development Time: 72 hours.
