Gossamer Girls

Kill spiders. Collect gossamer. Trip balls.

Gossamer Girls sees you, the newest member of the eponymous all-female taskforce, exploring ancient dungeons, untouched by humanity for generations and overrun by clusters of spiders that produce valuable gossamer.

Dungeons are procedurally generated, containing ever increasing quantities of spiders with escalating threat, and connected by falling sections in which you descend through dangerous but rewarding neon tunnels. Start off with a randomly generated character and upgrade her through chests found on floors and powerups found in the falls between, all the while collecting as much gossamer as you can, using some as ammunition to defeat threats.

Also features a dynamic soundtrack that fades tracks in and out for each floor and fall, because I'm an idiot and decided that a time-constrained game jam was the first time to experiment with it.

Created for #LOWREZJAM 2018.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: Allison James
Fonts: Allison James (Gossamer Girls, Queen of Clubs)

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Reviews

“Great little game that will keep you coming back.” - lazerfalcon
”Really awesome game.” - Jack Oatley
”The game plays really well and satisfying.” - sprvrn
”You have one of the best entries this year.” - br0ken_m1nd

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Four Versus The World

Turns out war changes.

In Four Versus The World, each adventure is unique. Travel from city to city with "The Four", the sole survivors of one of many possible catastrophes that took place shortly before the game's events.

Hunt for food, energy, health packs, skill points and car parts to keep yourselves, and your beloved vehicle, on the road.

Search scenery and dungeons and do your best not to die in the face of continuous, sometimes arbitrary dilemmas - each character only has one life; once they're dead, they're dead forever.

Make it to the final destination, the glorious British city of... well, it's different every time, just like everything else.

It's all tongue in cheek and profoundly British. Made in 72 hours for the July 2016 GMC Jam.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: Doctor Vox, Nameless Warning
Fonts: Impact

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Reviews

“Awesome. Polished. Lots of content. Perfect.” - Tselmek
“Fun game! Liked the graphics style.” - Coder Joe
”I love the concept of this game and it was super fascinating.” - Misu

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Frankenfirearm

Build up your gun and vanquish enemies aplenty in the procedurally-generated dungeons of Frankenfirearm!

Made for GMC Jam 15. Frankenfirearm came 18th.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: Savant
Fonts: DIN Schablonierschrift (DIN), Scream When You’re Ready to Die (Allison James)

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Reviews

“This game was pretty neat. It was made well and there were good upgrade options for the gun.” - TerraFriedSheep
”This is a proper effort and I think upgrading the gun can kinda be called building, and I certainly used it a lot.” - UK Duty Paid
”A really fun game.” - Mercerenies
”Good presentation and graphics” - Coolbot4k
”I probably played this an hour more than I should've.” - Nacho_chicken
”Quite old-school. Very pixelly. Very fast, no lag/slowdown!” - HayManMarc
”It was fun and kept me playing for a while.” - Feerple
”I played this way longer than expected” - Hippyman
”A nice retro like Doom\Wolfenstein-esque Fps” - Mr Magnus
”A cute lil game.” - Poizen
”I played the game for a good while, and fully upgraded almost all the stats.” - TheSnidr
”Let me say: I didn't like this at the beginning, but when monsters started spawning, I became more and more scared of opening doors, as they tend to pop out instantly. I once ran out of bullets and was scared to poop.” - GVmakesGames

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