May 3, 2012
Words and Physics is a short, clever little Flash game where you have to remove the words "REMOVEME" from the screen by physically manipulating them with other words.
April 16, 2012
The Republia Times -- you are the editor of a state-run newspaper, and your task is to increase the government's poll ratings—or else. Flash game via.
April 14, 2012
MMMMMM is Increpare's extra-puzzly reconfiguration of Terry Cavanagh's gravity platformer VVVVVV. If you play one game today in your web browser, I highly recommend it be this one. [more inside]
April 8, 2012
Prolific indie author Increpare has released two new Flash games today: Crab Planet is a bit like minesweeper, but the player is embodied within the game board and the mines might be moving. Coca T is a bit like pick-up sticks, but focused more on the vertices than the lines. Both leave their game-logic up to the player to suss out.
March 9, 2012
Dys4ia is a new flash game by Anna Anthropy/Auntie Pixelante about her experience as a trans woman over the last six months. It is brief, touching, high-polish, and low-res. And it possibly represents a new form of diaristic game design. [more inside]
February 21, 2012
Increpare has released two new simple browser games in rapid succession, each with rules left up to the player to discover: Promises is a brilliant little single-screen game that demands a mere 5 or so minutes of your time. Answer that demand. Negative Space looks like Tetris and controls like Tetris, but does not respond like Tetris. [more inside]
February 15, 2012
Minesweeper + Tetris = TETRiSweeper. I had assumed this would be novel, but not particularly engaging. Or engaging, but not particularly engrossing. It looks like I was wrong.
Click to reveal a square. Shift-click to flag a square as unsafe. WASD to control the falling Tetris pieces as they add themselves to the Minesweeper board. The only way to clear a row is to reveal/flag all of that row's squares, assuming you didn't mess up your Tetris stacking and leave the row unfinished to begin with. The game ends when you accidentally uncover a mine or allow the Tetris pieces to reach the top. [more inside]
February 10, 2012
Super Mario Brothers Crossover 2.0 is finished. That is all you need to know.
December 5, 2011
Snake on a Plane (adobe flash, free) shares some elements with classic Snake. But by adding gravity, we end up with a surprisingly brilliant puzzle game. You can stretch upward (or wriggle around in any formation) as long as part of your snakebody is still on solid ground. Eating a pellet will extend your body one square further, thus allowing you to access portions of the screen that were previously inaccessible. A few environmental elements are introduced throughout the meager 10 levels currently on display. Perhaps you could convince the developer to make more.
August 18, 2011
Wonderputt is like minigolf meets Grow/Eyemaze
Scuba is a charming flash 2d crafting/exploration game in the vein of Terraria but without the attacking monsters.
July 29, 2011
So, yeah it's just another browser/flash tower defense game, but Kingdom Rush by Ironhide Games boasts an impressive degree of polish.
July 18, 2011
Realm of the Mad God, eh? It's a free-to-play massively multiplayer online pixel-art 2D overhead-view RPG bullet hell browser shooter, if you can believe that shit. Superficially shallow, giddy fun with a microtransaction substrate for the hardcore fan but very playable indeed as a free game. [more inside]
July 7, 2011
Fat Wizard is a flash tower-defense-y game by Matt Thorson and Chevy Ray Johnston (indiegames.com writeup)
July 6, 2011
Spacechimp presents these browser games for your approval!
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