Ministry of Synthesis is a mind-bending 2D puzzle game where it takes planning, as well as trial and error, in order to succeed. While Ministry of Synthesis does offer slight platforming, the real meat of the game comes from its puzzles. In each room, there is a red security door blocking you from advancing. In […]
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Spheer – Prototype Jam Download
Another prototype from the Ludum Dare 39 jam I’d love to see get developed into a full commercial game. Spheer, a first person puzzle game that’s inspired by games like Portal and The Talos Principle. You find yourself in a facility running on low energy where you have to make use of energy spheres and […]
Saturnalia – Prototype Jam Download
Saturnalia, a simple atmospheric puzzle game that’s set in a beautiful world will with a lot of what seems like electrical poles, a bunch of mirrors and a huge planet, with a rotatable ring around it, that’s too close for comfort but incredibly epic. It’s a very short game, with simple puzzles where you connect […]
Escape from Solar Sea Fortress – Prototype Jam Download
Escape from Solar Sea Fortress, a calm-looking first person puzzle game made for the Ludum Dare 39 game jam where you have to play around with solar power batteries to solve the puzzles presented to you. It’s a great looking game that utilizes light and darkness in its puzzles, where you have to carry and […]
Extraction – Prototype Jam Download
In a world where you’re all alone on an alien planet that you crashed your shuttle on, you’ll have to defend yourself in Extraction while waiting to get yourself extracted and saved. You have five turrets that you can use to defend yourself from alien enemies, but you have to keep an eye out for […]
Air Mail – Prototype Jam Download
I’m kind of addicted to this one. Air Mail is a top-down open world (not sure how endless it goes) low-poly aerial mail delivery service where you play as a regular mailman, but with a plane. Aside from the simple yet alluring art style, fun SFX and chuckle-worthy character animations, you’ll have to fuel up […]
