Japanese Infomercial / December 15, 2007 by Allison James

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!

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: Manolo Camp (Original)
Fonts: Gang of Three

Play

Download Original (9.8MB)

Download NIA Version (18.2MB)

GameJolt

Reviews

“Hahahaha” - Bugaham Games

Screenshots

Fustercluck / December 4, 2007 by Allison James

Fustercluck (a spoonerism of a nice little word, also the name of the track used in the game) is an arcade game released towards the end of 2007 that was my first proper foray into GameMaker Language over Drag ‘n’ Drop. Maybe 50% of the game was written in code rather than done with D&D.

The game features an “overheat” mechanic on the on-rails gun, colour generation, custom highscore saving, and actually quite a few concepts that were new to this game and featured prominently in my future ones.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: Fugue State
Fonts: Invasion2000

Play

Download Original (4.7MB)

Download NIA Version (13.0MB)

Itch.io

Screenshots

FKR / November 25, 2007 by Allison James

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.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: MIDI
Fonts: Electric Boots

Play

Download Original (2.7MB)

Download NIA Version (7.4MB)

GameJolt

Screenshots

Puzzle Valley / November 5, 2007 by Allison James

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, along with a map of Puzzle Valley and the surrounding island.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: MIDI
Fonts: Whoopass, Subpear

Play

Download (8.5MB)

Screenshots

Cutting Run / November 3, 2007 by Allison James

Cutting Run! uses an original control method to make its jump/duck/shoot action more interesting. To jump, you have to move your mouse up. To duck, you move it down. To shoot, you move it right. There is one level, in which you must dodge crates for as long as possible. Some cannot be dodged and must be shot through. Your final score is the number of seconds you survived between the game start and losing three lives.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: MIDI
Fonts: Modern

Play

Download (2.4MB)

Screenshots

Supermoves / October 27, 2007 by Allison James

Your planet is getting attacked from both ends! Keep down the waves of enemy ships on both sides of the planet before they bring it to extinction.

Supermoves is a simple game to play that was designed to be played on my sixth form interactive whiteboard of the time. Worked quite nicely, although tiring!

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: MIDI
Fonts: ?

Play

Download (2.9MB)

Screenshots

Elemence AuX / October 21, 2007 by Allison James

28 levels, as well as four different types of gameplay, which can be played in three different difficulties. Also a Master mode, which is the first seven levels with lots of difficulty, Awesome mode, a set of five levels of their own for anyone that wants more difficulty but different levels, a three-level offline multiplayer race mode, and more.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: MIDI
Fonts: Tw Cen

Play

Download (5.3MB)

GameJolt

Screenshots

Morocco / October 11, 2007 by Allison James

A minigame made for a contest. Control a helpless little robot as it struggles to stop a horde of aliens from taking over the ship.

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.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: MIDI
Fonts: Rockwell

Play

Download (2.9MB)

Screenshots

R!dicule 3 / October 8, 2007 by Allison James

R!dicule 3 is a game which fuses Breakout with platforming. You have to guide the ball to the finish in five progressive levels, using only your bat. Along the way you'll be able to hit blocks which alter your points, serve as trampolines, or fire a ring of bullets which activate any point blocks they hit.

You can choose to finish after any level and store your score. This is because, as levels get harder, you're more likely to lose them.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: MIDI
Fonts: Go Long

Play

Download (3.4MB)

Screenshots

R!dicule 2 / September 26, 2007 by Allison James

R!dicule 2 is a game which fuses Breakout with platforming. You have to guide the ball to the finish, using only your bat. Along the way you'll be able to hit blocks which alter your points, serve as trampolines, or fire a ring of bullets which activate any point blocks they hit.

Finish the level to bank your score.

Information

System: Windows
Price: Free
Music: MIDI
Fonts: Go Long

Play

Download (3.0MB)

Screenshots

R!dicule / September 24, 2007 by Allison James

R!dicule is a game which fuses Breakout with platforming. You have to guide the ball to the finish, using only your bat. Along the way you'll be able to hit blocks which alter your points, serve as trampolines, or fire a ring of bullets which activate any point blocks they hit.

Finish the level to bank your score.