SHUMP, a chaotic mobile game, sees you jumping up platforms and shooting down enemies above you.
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‘Storm Boy: The Game’ Tells a Story of Friendships Between Kids & Pelicans
Sand, surf, a boy, and a … pelican? Storm Boy: The Game turns the 1964 novella of strange friendship into a beautiful interactive experience.
‘Cosmic Top Secret’ is a Papercraft Story of Your Parents’ Secret Spy Lives
Cosmic Top Secret will have you crumple, flick, and glide your paper self through a world filled with Cold War secrets and discoveries of the parents you thought you knew.
‘Spitkiss’ Seeks Love Through Carefully-Aimed Bodily Fluids
Spitkiss will have you guiding loving loogies through complex mazes of traps and monsters, steadily guiding them to show your affection to someone at the other end.
‘Help! I’m Haunted’ is a Ghost-Busting Sidescroller
Neo-Transylvania is in rough shape due to some dangerous, spooky presences, but you’ve got an arsenal of unlicensed ghost-busting weaponry to deal with it.
Puzzling Worlds Shift When in Darkness in ‘Where Shadows Slumber’
Anything not touched by the light is free to change in chaotic ways in Where Shadows Slumber, forcing players to use darkness to open up every-changing pathways.
‘Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle’ is Filled With Homicidal Sliding Puzzles
Jason is up to his old shenanigans, only this time, he moves in a straight line until he hits a wall or a victim in Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle.
‘RoBoats’ Lets You Use Your Phones to Become Pirates
RoBoats gives you and your friends the ability to become pirates through their smartphones, teaming up and destroying other ships as you move around different arenas.
‘What Lies Under Ground’ Sees You Solving Challenging Puzzles in a Lonely Place
What Lies Underground, a point and tap puzzle adventure game, has you trying to find secrets in this strangely empty place.
‘Nitap: Legends of the First Nations’ Shares Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik Stories
Nitap: Legends of the First Nations takes players on a journey of exploration through the wilderness and through Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik traditions, language, and legends.