GDevelop Game Jam’s winners give players many things to construct, be they starships, settlements, words, adventures, or even the game itself.
Author: Joel Couture
Joel has been covering indie games for various sites including IndieGames.com, Siliconera, Gamasutra, Warp Door, CG Magazine, and more over the past seven years, and has written book-length studies on Undertale and P.T.. Joel is constantly on the lookout for digital experiences that push the boundaries of what games can be, and seeks to delve into the creative process, meanings, and emotion labor that goes into the work of artists worldwide.
Trailer Tuesday – Super Pants on the Burger
Trailer Tuesday offers us all kinds of destructive uses for construction equipment, bouncy frog platforming, and the ability to solve problems with a swift kick between the legs.
‘Infernax’ – A World of Consequences for Your Gory Actions
Infernax will often leave you a bloody smear if you aren’t careful. Not that this should make you lax in your decisions, as the things you do really matter in the gory…
‘Radio Bubble’ Lets You Set Hopeful Messages Adrift on Internet Seas
Radio Bubble is like a digital message in a bottle, letting you write something and cast it out to the universe. You’ll also receive similar writing in return.
‘Mr Maim’ Blasts Clowns by Miming Deadly Weaponry
Mr Maim: Señor Mimoerte sees a bunch of clowns trying to color you in. You can fight back with a few weapon-miming hand gestures, though.
‘The House on Holland Hill’ Unravels a Mystery Through Food Deliveries
The House on Holland Hill has you dropping off some eats to a regular client. When you see someone this often, though, you start to notice when they change.
Trailer Tuesday – Bad Dodo Witch Artwork
Trailer Tuesday sees us putting our hands on some artwork, taking donuts from dangerous dodos, and solving a witch’s problems using 90’s dial-up internet.
‘Who’s Lila?’ Guides a Story By Shifting Facial Features
Who’s Lila? doesn’t have you picking dialogue options to talk. Instead, you’ll shape your response by moving around bits of your face to convey an emotion.
‘Beholgar’ Battles Jerk Wizards With a Variety of Weapons
Beholgar sees you guiding the title character through a countryside full of skeletons, living fires, and nasty people so he can beat up an evil god. At least you have a lot…
‘Know by heart’ Reunites Childhood Friends in Tumultuous Times
Know by heart sees Misha reconnecting with his childhood crush and some old friends in a time when their precious memories are the most threatened.
‘Burger Patrol’ Offers Multiple Ways For Dogs to Organize Their Food
Fueling your starship with hamburgers doesn’t have to be a stressful experience in Burger Patrol, as there’s various styles of play in this puzzle game.