Posts Tagged ‘freeware

window.google_analytics_uacct = “UA-2281360-3″; A single level demo for Locomalito’s new project Hydorah is now out and available for download. Note that the game isn’t designed for novices, since there is no checkpoint system, difficulty setting or an option to continue included in this preview build. Windows only.

window.google_analytics_uacct = “UA-2281360-3″; Version 1.4 of Johan Peitz’s popular jumping game Icy Tower was released today, and features a number of improvements, including new graphics and options for stat-tracking and customizing your experience. The last version of the game came out at least 3 years ago, but Icy Tower has maintained its large and loyal [...]

window.google_analytics_uacct = “UA-2281360-3″; Peter Sjostrand’s Mega Man 2.5D sadly doesn’t have a playable public build yet, but this video uploaded just recently was enough to get me excited enough to post it. It seems to reimagine Mega Man 2 as a Paper Mario style platforming adventure, with a number of interesting play twists on the [...]

Similar to Joakim’s The Legend of Princess, Ivory Springs is an incomplete project that is short on length but packs enough content to entertain for about half an hour or so. The game is an enjoyable exploration platformer which features great background art and sprite designs, a catchy soundtrack, directional shooting, Mega Man-type slides, hidden [...]

Storm Assault is a horizontal shooter created by the Storm Project development team as a tribute to Konami’s early Gradius series. Everything from the classic power meter, upgrade capsules, and boss ships with specific weak points have been transferred and updated with slight changes for this loose remake. There are two stages to play in [...]

Squid Yes, Not So Octopus 2: Squid Harder is an arena shooter created by Robert D. Fearon, featuring glowy graphics and eye candy that (at maximum setting) is guaranteed to push the limits of any computer setup you may have. A host of configuration options are included, allowing players to change screen size, toggle autofire, activate motion blur, or even enable the practice mode where novices could take the game for a spin without worrying about dodging bullets or colliding with enemies.

Joysticks and gamepads are automatically supported, although you could use the keyboard to play as well. The current version available for download is a beta release that will be updated with a fifth world sometime this week. (source)