Archive for the ‘Released’ Category
Army of Destruction
Tuesday, October 30th, 2007
Fantastic 3D rendered graphics, campaign mode with 15 levels and unlockable weapons. Lot’s of frantic fun.
Slingoween!
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007
Try out our brand new Sling mini-game for Halloween. Sling yourself to the grabs to collect all the candy. The faster you climb up, the more candy you will find. Watch out for the evil Ghosts and Pumpkins. Have a great Halloween!
Sling Fire
Sunday, October 7th, 2007
Sling Fire is the red hot sequel to Sling, the 2D physics platform game with a twist. Get ready to fling, flick, snap, bounce, drop and shoot a springy ball of slime through 50 danger filled levels. This time around you can play as Sling or his sister Slingette, and check out the all new grabs including flames, balloons, rockets, and fire cannons.
Yin and Yang - by Nitrome
Thursday, September 20th, 2007
Gooey Physics Puzzle Game Sequel - Sling Junior
Wednesday, September 19th, 2007
Sling Junior is a brand new version of Sling with 10 new levels, the ability to play as male or female, a new aiming mechanism, and new grabs like balloons, rockets, and bugs.
Prince of Persia - by Jordan Mechner
Saturday, September 15th, 2007
When this game was released in 1989 it redefined arcade game character animation. The recent Prince of Persia console games continue to push the limits of animation and unique gameplay and are definitely worth adding to your collection.
Grow Cube - by Eyemaze
Wednesday, September 12th, 2007
Great little point and click puzzle game from Japan. They have heaps of other similar toys, but this one is my favourite.
Samorost 2 - by Amanita Design
Sunday, September 9th, 2007
Award winning point and click adventure game. A beautiful balance of photo-realistic bitmaps, Flash vector graphics, and challenging puzzles.
flOw - by Jenova Chen
Friday, September 7th, 2007
Probably the biggest Browser game success story to date. Created as research material for a thesis on ‘Flow in Game Design’, it was published on the internet and did so well that Sony bought the rights and made a version for the PlayStation 3.