Downloads are available for Windows and Mac (Apple Silicon - M1 or later), unless otherwise noted.
To play on Windows:
game.exe).To play on Mac:
gamename/ folder).gamename with the folder name):xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine ~/Downloads/gamenamerun.command in the folder (or, in
Terminal, cd ~/Downloads/gamename then
./run.command).Have fun!
by Milo Genova and Caleb Martin
A short and dumb comedy game where you play as a sentient door. Fully voiced, with new music and 5 endings, become immersed in this wonderful little world as the slab you were meant to be. Communicate with other sentient objects, solve one(1) puzzle, fight bosses, customize your door, and learn where you came from in this short comedy visual novel/rpg. This is based on another game, Door Game Deluxe; however, you do not need to have played that game in order to enjoy this one.
by Aaron Palhota and Kyle Plosky
Care for your corn and push away pests in this frantic farming simulator! Race against the clock to beat the ever-increasing quota while planting, watering, and harvesting corn and defending against hungry birds and annoying bugs. Take calculated risks in upgrading your farm with fertilizer, scarecrows, seed drills, and more to see how long you last in the chaotic world of corn farming. May contain traces of corn. Processed in a facility that may also process corn. Known to the State of California to contain corn. No corn was harmed in the making of this game.
by Kenny Maurin and Mathew Abraham
Have you ever wanted to be a drummer? Are you really bad at drumming? Well, we’ve got the game for you! Keyboard Revolution is a rhythm game where you get to play as the drummer! There are four different inputs. ‘Z’ controls the bass drum, ‘X’ controls the tom drum, ‘C’ controls the snare drum, and ‘V’ controls the cymbal. You must press the correct input in time with the music, with more points being awarded for well-timed inputs!
by Karlen Petrosian and Augusto Almeida
You play as a surfer riding in the ocean, and who has to evade many different obstacles (obstacle itself is a superclass, so new obstacles could be added easily). These include more or less easily destructible trash piles and buoys, sharks that can track the surfer, and (almost) indestructible icebergs. You can move using W and S buttons, and speed up by pressing SPACE. Every second and every time an obstacle is destroyed, you get points. Every 100 points your minimal speed increases. Speed serves as both measurement of how fast game moves, and health system substitute. If you lose too much speed by ramming into something you can’t handle, the surfer will drown. While quickly gaining speed is useful for easily breaking through trash and buoys, you can just as easily ram into an iceberg or get attacked by a shark. There are power ups, which makes the player extremely fast and invincible for short duration.
by Freddie Hatch and Mac Sohl
Futile Fortress is a simple single player turn based tactics game with asymmetrical rules. There is a board of square tiles upon which lie Heroes, Enemies, and Obstacles. The Enemies try to get from one side of the board to the other, breaking through walls along the way, while the player spends a set number of actions to move their Heroes, attack enemies, and use special abilities. Enemies continually arrive in randomized waves. If the Enemies reach the end of the board, the game ends, and the player receives a score for how many turns they were able to survive.
by Will Reardon and Andrew LaRusso
You are very hungry, and you have a quest to make the best omelet, however a demon egg is tired of losing all his brothers. With your trusty frying pan in hand you must defend yourself from the egg, and get stronger by using his fragments as currency in the local shop to get upgrades - but watch out as the egg gains strength at an abnormal rate! Exponentially Ecstatic is a mouse-only clicker with a boss battle and a shop with four upgrade choices: money, attack, difficulty, and time. All the upgrades, their costs, and the egg’s health grow exponentially.
by Austin Peterson and Ben Samara
WASTELAND: Mark of the Clay Pool is a retro, old-school first-person dungeon crawler. Set centuries after a crashed meteor destroys most of the Earth’s clay, you must traverse an underground vault to discover a pool of clay worth more than gold. The maze is a grid made up of “rooms” and the user can press left/right to turn and up/forward to move to another room. The user will discover enemies which they can defeat by spam-clicking them. There are also fountains that restore HP and a boss fight behind a locked door.
Download: Windows Mac Linux | Video
by Bryan Tran and Ian Diamond
Want to test your might? Boot up Spearhead! A simplistic arcade fighting game built around movement and punishing your opponent. This game features two player characters that go head to head, shifting left and right from the platform like fencers. If your spear connects, you take one life. After taking 3, you win a round. Win 3 rounds, you win the game! Yet, if you aren’t careful, and miss your attack, you will be left defenseless and open to a counterattack. Block, move, attack, and prove that you are the strongest spear wielder out of your friends.
by Jack Trask, Ethan Uzdarwin and Charles Russel
Escape from ASCII-traz is a jailbreak style game consisting of three levels. You play as a prisoner on the island prison known as ASCII-traz, where you have to escape your cell, navigate the prison’s ventilation system, and dodge lightning and sharks on a raft in order to make your getaway. The first level is a point and click escape room in which you collect objects from the prison cell in order to escape. This level also includes a text box feature that is used to display messages when objects are interacted with by the player. The second level is a top down timed maze through the prison’s ventilation system. The third and final level is an obstacle dodging style level where the player must guide a raft through a body of water, avoiding lightning strikes and sharks along the way.
by Lukas Vallas and Jacob Cameron
John Roguelike is a Roguelike where you play as the one and only John Game Roguelike, on his quest to do Roguelike things. The goal of the game is to reach the highest level you can of the Dwaynetower. Survive various randomly generated rooms, blast monsters, and don’t die!
Download: Windows Mac | Video
by Ziyue (Lily) Chen and Junmin (Jimmy) Zhang
TwinBound is a two-world puzzle game where players control two characters at the same time. A red prisoner and a blue prisoner move through separate environments with different wall layouts, but both always attempt to move in the same direction. When one character is blocked, the other may continue, allowing the player to gradually change their relative positions. The goal is to guide both characters to their exits at the same time. Across five increasingly difficult levels, players must use walls, timing, and careful planning to solve each synchronized movement puzzle. TwinBound was built in C++ using the Dragonfly game engine.
by Kaiden Zinck and Alex Hardro
Flyswatter is what you get when you mix Duck Hunt and WarioWare. The game features a series of fly-swatting-based minigames, all with the same relative goal: swatting flies! Like Duck Hunt, the player has a reticle in the form of an actual flyswatter, which they use to swat the flies. Like WarioWare, each minigame has a unique goal/mechanics. Maybe you will have to swat smaller, faster flies. Or maybe you will need to swat bigger flies, which take more clicks to kill. As the player beats more rounds, the timer gets shorter, and their win streak goes up. The main goal is to see how high the player can get their win streak. With charming sprites, music, and silly modifiers, swatting flies has never been more satisfying!
by Griffin Brawer and Isabella Battaglia
Arcade Brawl is a 2D arcade roguelike. You play as a human who walks around killing enemies with a melee and ranged attack. Killing enemies grants you both points and gold. Gold can be spent at the shop on each floor for upgrades such as increased damage and health. There are 2 floors. As the game goes on, the enemies get stronger, making the game scale in difficulty over time. The goal of the game is to play until you die, hopefully with a high score.
by Lana Cagle and Jacob Major
OokPik is a roguelike built on our own C++ implementation of the Dragonfly game engine. You guide an owl through a randomly generated forest, collecting seeds and reaching the exit to move on to a new map, without flying into a tree or eating a poisonous bug. The game keeps track of the number of seeds collected, moves made, and maps completed across runs, with your goal being to collect the most seeds in the fewest moves across as many maps as possible. Try and get the best score you can, see if you make the top of the leaderboard! The map is randomly generated each level, so no two runs are the same. Have fun!
by Kelsey Bishqemi and Joseph D’Angelo
Welcome to Dragon-Fly Fishing! In this Club Penguin inspired game, you catch fish from a boat. Maneuver the hook up and down in the water to catch a fish. When you’ve caught one, bring it back up to the boat to earn points. Be sure to avoid junk in the water though, as hitting it can break your hook! Hitting junk three times will result in a game over. Catch as many fish as you can before your hook breaks, and become the best fisher on the planet.
