Most of us will know of Where’s Wally or Where’s Waldo (localisation dependent), the book series where readers are challenged to find the titular character among a sea of obstacles and other faces.
Author: Dann Sullivan
‘Hunt The Yeti’ is an Ice-Drilling Wave Defense Game
You’ve been sent to the snowy glaciers with a simple job: use your drill and power fist to stop the yeti dead in its tracks.
‘The Not Very Golden Age of Piracy’ is a Strategy Game About Pirate Child Labor
In The Not Very Golden Age of Piracy pirate crews have been replaced with chickens and babies, and conflict is on the horizon.
‘A Vision of the Sublime’ Shows the Dangers of the Mind
When it comes to unsafe things and places, there is little more dangerous than a single bad idea planted inside the human mind.
‘Dead Cells’ Developer Offers Cover-Based Point & Click Shooting With ‘Badass Inc’
Even the most simple hits can have some complications, as the overly-confident and overly-competent protagonist in point and click assassin game Badass Inc discovers.
Share or Create Platformers With Browser-Based ‘HiberWorld’
Create and play through hundreds of user-created platforming experiences, tumbling to your doom in many, many ways, using HiberWorld.
Match Card Pairs to Explore the Spooky ‘Memory Mansion’
Its as simple as matching pairs when it comes to exploring the haunted Memory Mansion.
Slide-Dash to Discover What is Hidden ‘Under the Fallen Snow’
Earthquakes have shaken the town again, and the solution for the problem is hidden Under The Fallen Snow. Luckily, you have some pretty good sliding abilities to help you search.
‘ROM’ Manipulates Seasons With Strange Technology
A beautiful island sits abandoned in the ocean, strange machines jutting out from undergrowth. This is the setting for ROM, a wonderful, experimental experience.
‘One Tank in May’ Explores Five Conflicting Stories About a Tank’s Destruction
A destroyed tank sits in Degania Alef. Five people claim they destroyed it, and you’ll journey through each one’s claim in One Tank in May.
Curious Scientists Deal With Troubling Creatures in ‘Project X: Aliens’
They say that curiosity killed the cat, but it also also starts off many of the better adventures and stories which are out there.