Made for Klik of the Month Klub #48, marking a five month streak of participating in Klik of the Month Klub that ended tragically when I was busy during Klik of the Month Klub #49. This game is entirely mouse controlled. The audio featured is a massively degraded version of Hung Bunny by the Melvins. The audio has also been reversed, with surprisingly little effect.
A sequel to that one button game I made five years prior to this one. Weem 2 was made in Klik & Play for Klik of the Month Klub #41. Puzzle idea by PurpleChair, I think (I don’t seem to have recorded this anywhere). MIDI music by Trash80. Used without permission, but it seems like the sort of thing he’d be OK with.
Once again, the version posted here is compatible with 64-bit Windows.
The second game I made for The 529-in-1 Klik & Play Pirate Kart II: Klik Harder. The controls and mechanics of this game are up to you to discover. Music is from Cyril Cyberpunk a.k.a. The Cyberboard Kid.
Cakewalk 7000 was made for the Global Game Jam 2010 with Jonathan Zhao, Mark Hankins and Adi Potgieter. The theme of the jam was deception. I had no idea what to expect from Global Game Jam, but it turned out to be an awesome experience. I’m really proud of the game we created! It happens to be the first game created for the event to be played by keynote speaker Ste Curran (who said “it was awesome”) and it was later featured in PC World New Zealand Magazine.
Made at age 15-16. Look forward to having to tap the arrow keys repeatedly to move, infuriating back-and-forth level design and long stretches of time spent waiting for enemies to pass. Levels 10 and 20 (out of 20 total) are quite good, though.
