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10*2 is a game made in 20 minutes for a contest, funny enough, in which the aim was to make a game in 20 minutes or less. It won by default when the other two entrants ran out of time. It's incredibly simple - you're a tank that accelerates and shoots by itself. You just have to worry about turning and aiming at a series of targets. See how many you can hit in a minute.

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1n23g4r is a puzzle game in which you must guide your player through 20 grid-based levels to get to the exit in each one. The only obstacles are the walls scattered over the levels, and the fact that your movement system is fairly bizarre. In your first move, you will jump one square in the direction you choose. In the second, youll jump two squares. This goes up to four, after which it loops back to one again. You most use this, and the accompanying tactics that go with it, to complete levels.

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A game adaptation of the infamous orchestral piece of music "4'33"", composed by John Cage. If you haven't heard this piece, it is highly recommended, as well as getting an understanding of the story of the music. Both can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUJagb7hL0E In 4'33"2, you are given four minutes and thirty-three seconds. In this time, the things you see, hear, think and do make up the game, regardless of what they are. As such, everybody will experience the game differently. A colour change accompanies a new movement - there are three movements in the game, as per the piece of music that inspired it, and at the same times. The game will automatically close once the time has elapsed - your scoring and other statistics are up to you.

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Your mate just shoved you through a portal - you're now in an area with some very angry natives. Yay for shooting them in the head! Three types of enemy that come in as your score increases, with very different styles of attack. BITTAPOPT is the spiritual predecessor to Infidels.

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Created for Guy Sivan's birthday, Clownijuana is a small, silly game that involves the effects of playing a naff game like Catch The Clown when you've just got yourself stoned on marijuana (please note - I do not claim to have witnessed these effects in the past. I just shoved some trails and colours and crap into it).

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A short, first attempt at bullet hell, and a little bit of playing with lines. Lines don't hurt you but the little squares do, so avoid them at all costs. The little squares are located on the corners of all the lines. The initial enemies will level up if you hit them enough, and new patterns will spray from them. After a minute they're replaced by a massive, strong boss that shoots in a number of huge spirals.

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Cutting Run! is a game in which you're running towards a bunch of blocks and need to jump, duck and shoot towards them to make your way through them. Cutting Run!'s innovation comes in that all these moves are done with mouse gestures. Moving it up/right/down makes your guy perform actions in the pursuit of survival. This game is a spiritual successor to La Rolloux.

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Bizarre first-person game where you're put through a series of five scenarios. Most are just experimental and senseless. Editable available above, so you can look at my terrible coding (and some D&D due to the game being started before I fully learnt GML). The game was started and abandoned in early 2008 (April-Mayish). I picked it back up the following February.

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This is a semisequel to Elemence Gold. As well as a new mode and a more professional look, the game's multiplayer mode has greatly improved, many glitches and flaws have been cured and there's more music. The help file is also now better, and there's a Load button. The game hasn't aged terrifically but if you can look past the glaring design flaws it's still a relatively innovative and playable game.

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Bizarre game that most will see as eye candy, but is actually a not-bad arcade shooter. An enemy floats around shooting in as many directions as the wave number. You use your stream of bullets to take his down while killing him and protecting yourself. Kill the enemy and he becomes stronger (and you get more points). Keep going until you run out of health, which is shown in large for a second or so when you get shot. Points at top. Controls shown in-game. And, of course, all displayed in lovely sprays of colour (where it gets its name - the hue of all the in-game stuff is constantly changing). Don't expect to understand it at first.

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Made as a parody of 2Dcube's psychology-em-up game Execution, for a parody contest. In ExecutioNAL, you have a decision to make. A certain, perfect living male is tied up. Will you shoot him, or will you hit escape? Whichever you decide, you get more than one decision. No "if you shoot, that's it".

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A weird and wonderful arcade game with a distinctly retro feel and a weird NAL-style system of play. The engine is a little like Cactus' xWUNG. You are a virus, and must try to keep up with technology as its advances attempt to render you obsolete. Keyboard controls the virus.

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The sequel to FKR is here. It's now more psychedelic, more skilfully made and hopefully less boring than before. Use W, S and Enter to navigate menus, see the help file for more information. Controls have been reverted from keyboard controls to mouse to make the game easier to play, and in general the game progresses faster.

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The psychedelic sequel to a psychedelic swing-em-up! You play as a virus (not a real one, don't worry) who must fend off antiviruses with a cluster of orbiting trojans. FKR3 is less of a jump from FKR2, and I'm prepared for people to say FKR2's menu was better. I went for "clean" in 3 (I cheated - it's New Elemence's menu), as opposed to the weird ballsiness of 2. Still, plenty of improvements all around. Two more enemies, raising the total to six, and the game progresses quicker so more people will see them. As you progress, the game's tint changes colour, from white to black to maroon to navy blue and ending on a weird mess of colours. I also learnt a new item for the game - writing with a font made from a sprite.

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The rogue is the game, and you are the victim. Didn't understand the first three FKR games? Good luck with this one. I've deliberately made it confusing, even bullying, in an attempt to think outside the Contest 4 box and, instead of featuring a rogue in the game, making the game the rogue. So, yeah. If you really don't understand it, try FKR2 or 3. They may or may not guide you in the right direction. For all you collectors, there's a trophy for getting to 150,000 points. It's possible, I've done it. Push H on the menu if you've achieved it to submit your details and get it. FKR4 is unsuitable for people that suffer from or have a history of epilepsy. I cannot be held responsible for any negative effects, major or minor, occurred from playing this game. If in any doubt... don't play it. Simple.

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Yet another game from the old archive. Released in December 2007. This was a game I used to help introduce myself to the world of Game Maker's coding language, GML. A simple, short arcade shooter, named after the song that plays in the background, which was created by Fugue State.

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He's A Real Jerk is a novelty game entered into both a "This Game is Art" competition and a "Song lyric" competition. The game revolves around what could be happening if you're given a random guy with a gun and pointed at somebody that may or may not be posing a threat to you.

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A bizarre, sparkly shoot-em-up used as a test for surfaces, which I'd just learnt how to use. As a result, the game may not work on computers with particular graphics cards. Shoot the colourful patterns as they swirl around the screen, all the time listening to some lovely public domain music from likely before you were born.

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3D third person arcade shooter set in a wrestling ring. It's 2071, a year when being Ginger is a religion. Anti-Gingers are trying to kill you by any means. It's up to you to fend them off. Includes online highscores and more effort than I've put into a complete game in a long time. Created for the GameJolt Shocking competition (the link - you use electroguns as your weapon to shock the enemies) - came second place overall.

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Short ten-level gravity switch platformer with a decent engine. Includes Latin background music for a little bit of irrelevant charm. The ending of the game, offering you an editable, is now broken. However, if you would like it, you can find it by clicking SOURCE CODE to the right.

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A sequel to Innoquous. 18 new levels made to a better standard (along with two new obstacles that threaten your health), sound effects for some actions, three fitting music tracks (no Latino), and a secret level with a rabbit in it. As with Innoquous, the in-game editable is broken. You can get a hold of it by clicking SOURCE CODE to the right of this description.

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Innoquous 3 is a platform game in which you can use arrows scattered around levels to manipulate in which direction gravity is pointing. The game uses a smooth mechanic to rotate the view accordingly, making the game seem fluent. There are 30 brand-new levels in the game, which can be played in one of three game modes - Standard (normal), Conditional (a certain objective must be completed for the level to be passed), and Fiery Floors (where some of the ground has been lethalised, increasing the difficulty). Once unlocked, levels can be returned to as many times as you like thanks to an easy to use level select mechanism.

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This is It Only Takes A Second, my original, now-complete entry for the Axioms competition. In it, you control a bomb. You must strike the target on each level with 00:01 remaining. The catch? The bomb's countdown timer is defective. It will stay on one static time throughout each level. So how do you complete them? Well, when the bomb's actual timer reaches the same second as the static displayed time, it will go green. At that point, you have to count down the seconds until its detonation. A second out either way and you'll be greeted with a large, red cross. There are 20 levels, spread across four environments - Grassy, Underwater, Metal, and Hell. Each one has its own quirk. For example, in Underwater, you can't complete a level until you've collected all five shards from it. If you're not one for counting, or you're looking for some replay value, there's a Speedrun mode which removes the time limit.

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This very old game from making Japan of! 2007-san! We make buy product for washing of dishes in household of speaking-English countries, promote game so fat teenagers enjoy informative commercial! Then happy teens enjoy washing dishes and mothers watching more Japanese quiz shows yes! Manolo Camp making music! You like! Free promote game, you like so much you buy bulk of product for household goods and we not go bankrupt! Please note this game is made as a novelty. It's not meant to be a replayable, addictive game, just a single laugh (or a second laugh if you're into Game Maker - you'll get the in-joke during the game). Yes, it's a game. But only just. Also, no offense to Japanese people. Quite the opposite - I love you all. Except the men.

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Update 1.1b: Now includes GJ trophy support, as well as fixes a trophy glitch. Spiritual sequel to 2007's "Cutting Run!", La Rolloux is an arcade platformer controlled entirely by mouse gestures in which you must jump, duck and shoot your way to survival as you roll uncontrollably into an obstacle course. If you want to play "Cutting Run!" it can be located in the Minigame Spree or further up this page.

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Escape the wall, in a bizarre, circular world where the path comes at you through 360 degrees and disappears underneath. Beware of a big red unstoppable wall that charges in from the left and will kill you immediately on impact. It constantly speeds up to increase difficulty. Survive as long as you can before you die on a spike, by falling, or by the wall, and have a four-line poem recall your fate cheerily. Created for Game Jolts Minimal Contest.

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UNSUITABLE FOR EPILEPSY SUFFERERS DUE TO... MINDRAPINESS. Arcade shooter. Help your native planet, BRAINLOVE, survive numerous waves of enemy attack. Enemies shoot you, fly into you, and even hurt your eyeballs to try to take you down. Still, a planet and blindness is better than no planet, right?

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Created for VTG's competition, and as a 3D experiment. You are a sphere in the Mingitilla Arena. Enemies constantly float up from underneath, attach themselves to you and try to attack. Shoot them! Live as long as you can. And don't be a cissy and hide in the nearest corner. Yeah, it's the easiest way to rack up a high score but know in your heart it's making you look bad. :P

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A selection of games intended for YoYo Games, which showcases some of my unuploaded stuff. They're all relatively obscure, so I thought the collection would be worth uploading. The games contained: 10*2: A game made in 20 minutes for a 20 minute game competition. Won - nobody else finished. Clownijuana: A game made for a guy called Guy Sivan's birthday. More an experience than a game. Cutting Run! One half of my minigame contribution to a collaborative project on TwilightPhantasm (now SigmaNine). Probably one of the more intriguing games in this collection. Fugly Face Asteroids: Made as a minigame for NAL's Jet Pod (might upload here later). Shoot fugly faces in this Asteroids-esque game. He's A Real Jerk: Made for two competitions, though more for Game Maker Games' "This Game Is Art" contest. Came sixth, to my surprise, as it's really not anything special. Got positive feedback by Cly5m, which meant a lot. MyEyes!: They're going to burn. Su

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A minigame made for a contest (which it won). Control a helpless little robot as it struggles to stop a horde of aliens from taking over the ship. Controls are found in "Help" in the game. Bonus: If you manage to reach 100,000 points, your rate of fire increases, you get a health top-up and the number of enemies on screen at once doubles. Have fun!

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A game which will have you screaming its name in pain. All you have to do is follow, and shoot at, a circle which fires deadly arcs at you. This circle speeds up. As this happens, the background flashes more and more until it becomes blinding... and keeps going until you inevitably are killed by one of the circle's arcs.

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Entry into (and winner of) Alexitrón's Make Your Own Jet Pod competition. Fly your way through ten levels of increasing difficulty. Includes two unlockable minigames. If you pass all ten levels and both minigames you get a nice little banner which you can post on stuff. As you're nice enough to read this, you can use the password emotipod to change your jet pod into a smiley face.

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WARNING: DIFFICULT GAME. I would rather you didn't complain because it's too difficult - that's intentional. I suddenly had an urge to create a Jet Pod-style game, which was unbelievably difficult. Hopefully I succeeded. The end result plays a little like a simplified version of Messhof's "Flywrench". This is it. 16 levels, in a glorious two-colour palette, in which you play a bird who must flap his way out, avoiding the walls. Each level gets more and more difficult. Music is by an awesome artist called Kevin MacLeod.

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WARNING: DIFFICULT GAME. AGAIN! The even more difficult sequel to the difficult "Ne Touchez Pas!". Starts off easier, though, so is more accessible to those that found NTP too difficult. Contains 18 original levels, a new colour chooser to allow customisation of the appearance of the game, and everything NTP did already.

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Ne Touchez Pas 3 is a large third games in the NTP series, in which you must mavigate your way through a series of levels increasing in difficulty (they start fairly easily but become very, very difficult as you progress). As well as being a sequel to NTP1/2, it's also a sequel to NAL\'s Jet Pod and Rockit. In the game, you can choose one of four ways to play - the Bird, the Jet Pod, Rockit, and a spaceman (let's call him NAL). There are 50 levels in Ne Touchez Pas 3. I have thoroughly tested the game and modified aspects for certain characters to ensure that every level is possible with every character. The game allows you to play any level at any time, so you can skip levels if you get stuck or revisit them at will. It will also record levels you've completed and give you an overall percentage of completion.

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Music is Tao by PerlssDJ. Made in an hour. Simple shooter where two chains release a series of nodes. You can't crash into them, but you can shoot them to kill them. The game's not all that fun, and past the 300-point mark will probably start to lag a bit cuz of all the bad coding, but screw it. Thought I'd share it anyway.

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Made in an hour. Short, difficult bullet hell. You're a pixel. Avoid the other pixels that stream out around the centre of the room in huge, huge numbers. Pushing F4 to make the game fullscreen makes it slightly easier, though the game as a whole looks worse in doing do. Music by TerraNation.

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RIDDLE WALKTHROUGH: http://game-maker.wikidot.com/welcome-to-puzzle-valley-walkthrough Since I've not released much lately, thought I'd upload an old game of mine. This is a long, brain teasing game featuring 26 levels. Each level starts with a platforming section then ends with a riddle you will need to solve to continue. To solve them, you'll need your brain and probably Google by your side. The game also features a storyline with some fairly crudely done cutscenes.

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The third in the series. Five levels, go through as many as you like trying to get as high a score as possible. Four rely on skill, one is more about luck (it's a little like a pinball table), and you can quit after any level to preserve your score. Looks a little better than predecessors and has a variety of MIDI music.

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Game Jolt exclusive feature: Rainbow Planet 2.1 includes online highscores along with a Twitter account that updates to show leaders! Online engine created by T-dub. Highscores: http://3.ly/RP21 Twitter Account: http://twitter.com/RainbowPlanet2 Sequel to mid-2007's Rainbow Planet. Pretty shallow experience, but what the hey. Shoot the boxes before they hit you, going as quickly as possible to keep your score high.

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Didn't go as well as I'd initially hoped, but what the hey. If I ever find a way of awesomising it I can always make a sequel. RKF, or Rhythmic Kicking Firehead, is a shooter mixed with a rhythm game. You don't actually have to do anything in time with anything - the game automatically fires for you, and its firing sets off drum sounds. An ever-increasingly intense wall of black circle things comes towards you, which you must shoot to eradicate. At the end, the number of verses multiplied by the number of circles you killed makes up your final score. So, yeah. I'll probably open source this before too long and see if anyone can improve the concept. RKF has been ported to flash - search Kongregate to find it!

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Rockit (completed in January 2008) is a fast paced game in which you direct a speedy rocket to its flashing destination using your mouse. In some levels, the rocket is equipped with guns which can be fired to clear barricades. The game features 13 levels split into three scenarios. Each has a text story to begin and end. They're skippable if you CBF with the BS, or readable if you like a poorly written story about a mentally disabled boy getting hold of explosives.

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Bear with me. Signal Failure is both a game and a drunk simulator, in which you urinate on a series of knife-wielding cat-faced enemies as the camera spins violently around you. Still with us? Okay. Well, yeah. That's Signal Failure. Unsuitable for sufferers of epilepsy, this will probably leave you feeling rather dizzy.

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Named after a track called Overseer which I so desperately wanted to illegally use as the background music, Supermoves is a point-and-click arcade shooter which sees you defending two sides of a planet by firing at kamikaze enemies coming from either side, from separate planets (one of fire and one of ice).

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First minigame I ever released. Wasn't very good. You're trapped in a quaking building and roof tiles are falling speedily from the roof. Strafe to avoid getting your head cracked open. Note: There is no download link for this game until I can find a copy of it that still exists. Apologies for this.

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Made 100% in Game Maker Lite - if you want proof or to see how it's done, the source code is available to the right. You are terminally ill with a disease which kills you if you don't find things funny. As luck would have it, you find killing things funny, and there are some hostile enemies after your blood. See how long you can survive.

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And that's all there is to it. Very short game, which gives you its editable if you complete it. Graphically similar to madnessMADNESSmadness.

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Farting about in an unknown place with maximum security is bound to get you killed, right? Right. Fly around in a jetpack, killing the wave after wave of security bots that come towards you angrily.