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‘Gizmo Rabbit’ Attaches Goofy Gadgets to Make a Bike Fly Farther
Gizmo Rabbit has you attaching randomly-generated gadgets to your bicycle to see if they will help you fly further or glide over the rooftops.
‘Patrick’s Parabox’ – Dizzying Puzzles of Boxes in Boxes
Patrick’s Parabox sees you pushing boxes into other boxes, squeezing them into larger and smaller realities that interconnect with one another.
‘Pill Baby’ Mixes Monster Battles & the Life of a Lonely Immigrant
Anna needs to find friends and a new job in another country. But she also has to battle strange monsters and visions that haunt her in Pill Baby.
‘Aeon Drive’ – A Platformer Played on Borrowed (And Limited) Time
Aeon Drive is a fast-paced puzzle platformer where you are literally playing on borrowed time, rushing to beat tricky stages on short time limits.
‘Night Cascades’ Navigates Occult Mysteries & Lesbian Romance
Night Cascades sees Diane getting brought in to help with a very strange police case. But what’s more compelling is your overly-familiar new partner.
‘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: SeƱor 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.
‘Twilight Tank’ Strives to Take Care of Your Dead Pet
When you get your first pet, a big responsibility lands on your shoulders. In Twilight Tank, you might find you’re not terribly well cut out for that.
