Block Dodger
"When falling rectangles threaten to destroy the world, a hero emerges."
A simple and surprisingly addictive action game that demands only what the title suggests: dodge blocks. Dodge the increasingly challenging waves of deadly blocks, that is. An early vector game originally developed in just an hour (and later tweaked just a bit), it is, in fact, the granddaddy of the highly polished Vector Knights, and here you can see the roots of great things to come.
Cuddles
"Save the adorable Cuddles from certain aquatic doom!"
Armed with only your mouse, stem relentless tides and gather
delicious metals to feed to your colorful, pint-sized friends.
Learn the distinct personalities of each, and utilize a variety
of power-ups to help the quirky Cuddles escape a watery grave
across hundreds of levels and four modes of play.
(Note: This download is for a demo version. You can purchase the
full version over at Breadbros.)
Geo Drop
"Dodge the splinters. Shoot the baddies. Save the day. Get the.. girl?"
It's a vector game with a vengeance! Geo Drop expands on its forefather Block Dodger by adding a score, combos, powerups, splinters, and, at last, the ability to fight back! Enjoy the visual assault of neon colors and groovy trails as you guide your Polymorphic Quadgrangle™ to victory over the evil polygons descending from the sky. It's got classic arcade charm, furiously addictive gameplay, and a subtle sense of style.
Logiquelle
"Race against time while spinning gears and shooting marbles."
This game is, more or less, a straight port of Logical for the C64/GBC. Level selection has been improved with a handy menu and the inclusion of saved game data. A boatload of unlockable skins (some of them even a bit risque) are awarded as levels are completed. 100 levels of classic puzzle mayhem await a worthy player in this little gem.
Overunderworld
"A curious realm of distinct characters and strange doings awaits."
Winner of an HoV contest, Overunderworld is a short and simple adventure exploring a town of unfortunate misfits. Help out the troubled citizens, buy your way into the favor of the gods, and unravel a mystery so convoluted, the solution itself doesn't understand!. Teeming with innuendo and some great snippets of pop culture, this game is sure to appeal to anyone with a sense of humor. The only major disappointment here is that the art isn't entirely original. Enjoy this completely unadulterated competition release!
Prismatic Arrows
"Mix and match chains of colored arrows to rack up points."
A slightly unconventional puzzle game, Prismatic Arrows requires quick thinking and good planning in order to score big. In a field of little colored arrows, your job is to redirect, mix and match the colors of the arrows to clear them out and create chains for points, or in an attempt to clear the board as quickly as possible. Featuring multiple modes and difficulties, Prismatic Arrows offers something for everyone needing to get their puzzle on.
Reaction
"Tasteful. Sophisticated. Clever. Reaction is none of these."
Reaction is a true revolution in gaming. It takes remarkably simple gameplay, spruces it up with some enticing visuals, and then promptly turns those visuals back on you. That's right, the very things you love are the very same you'll come to hate. So feel free to enjoy the scenery; just don't get caught with your pants down when it's time to dodge or you'll find yourself quickly defeated.
Reaction II
"The world's most challenging typing tutor."
The sequel to the original Reaction, this game takes the series in a new direction, with deeper, more involving gameplay and all new content. Rack up a score by quickly hitting the correct keys, but you'd better keep your focus: one stray glance could spell game over for the undisciplined.
Vector Knights
"The fate of the Land of Vectors is in your hands."
Piggybacking on the success of Geo Drop, Vector Knights delivers an addictive arcade action experience. Play both sides of a conflict and acquire upgrades over the course of the game to augment your abilities. The simple, fast-paced gameplay offers a surprising amount of depth as the player discovers the in and outs of both sides on the road the victory. All of this rendered in bright, colorful, pulsing vector visuals reminiscent of the "good old days".
Considering this game only took a week of dev time, I really am proud of how it turned out. I urge you to play this; it is worth your time.
Verge Wars
"Build, conquer, and destroy -- strategically."
A painfully / lovingly crafted turn based strategy game, this is a spot on clone of the Advance Wars games featuring cheerful, original art and classic gameplay. Also included are a handful of new, non-standard units to shake things up a bit, and additional rules and settings to promote a more customized experience. At its core, though, it's still the same deep, rewarding strategy experience.
(Note: This game contains known bugs and is unfinished. You have been warned.)
