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| New Game - Overkill |
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News posted 1st September, 2010 by Chris Street
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The drip-feed of submissions continues! This time we have a new arcade game from W3R3W00F
involving lots of nice explosions, called Overkill. Give it a go... and let's hope this summer games
drought ends soon!
Comments from the Author:
"I've no clue if the arcade is still alive, so I decided to add a few things that I had wanted to add to Overkill
before, in the span of about 6 days or so (2 of which were polishing things, trying to fix stupid bugs, and of course
plenty of distractions). It was a fun little side project, to say the least; it definitely wasn't meant to be some giant
undertaking."
Click here to download the game and read its
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| New Game - Special Agent Bunnet vs Doctor Dishwater |
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News posted 31st August, 2010 by Chris Street
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Helpful Clickteam forum stalwart, and TDC admin David N has created a horribly addictive Flash game,
with the lengthy title of Special Agent Bunnet versus Doctor Dishwater. From the screenshots it doesn't
look like it would set your world alight, but it's just one of those games you go back to again and again. And David
only made it in a few days! Try and play it without wanting just "one more go" - I challenge you ;)
Comments from the Author:
"The aim is simple, as described in the story - deactivate the bombs by finding the buttons that don't have
duplicates anywhere else. About ten people on Mochi have reached the end so far - one of them in four minutes,
which surprised me as my own record's closer to five. Hopefully it's the kind of thing that you can use to distract
yourself for lunch - then to forget that lunchtime ended an hour ago."
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| New Game - Survivor: The Living Dead |
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News posted 30th August, 2010 by Chris Street
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A game that has been garnering quite a bit of attention over the weekend is Survivor: The Living Dead,
created by Pyroklastic. Although it's not Halloween yet, this zombie filled George Romero tribute is
certainly worth an early look!
Comments from the Author:
"After witnessing her brothers murder Amber ( our protagonist ) flees the attacker and heads into the woods only
to discover an abandoned house. Once inside the house she realizes the creature in the woods was not alone, in
fact her assailants are vastly growing in number by the minute. How many blood thirsty cannibals are waiting
outside? How could she possibly survive this undead siege, one person totally unarmed and trapped in a house all
alone? But the question really is... How could you?"
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| New Quick Video: Top Dog! |
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News posted 21st August, 2010 by Rikus
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It is time to step out of the shadow and become the top dog! This new game created by Mike Shipley will test your will to survive! Yes folks Top Dog looks Awesome but this is not a game for people with high stress levels because this game is hard!
In the game you can hire your top dog and send him out on a mission. On your path you will find money bags that will help you hire even more deadlier top dogs with bigger weapons, the trick in the beginning of the game is to hire the ultra bad ass from the start, you do not want to start out with a sad looking cheap Topper. One you get a hang of how the game controls you will realize that the game is hard for a reason and will reward you with some great enemies and a boss to fight, all in jaw dropping 2d graphics! If you think you are someone that can handle being a top dog then click the link below!
Click to become your very own top dog!!!!
 
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| UPDATED GAME : Luor |
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News posted 19th August, 2010 by Chris Street
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Clement has uploaded a new version of his psychodelic shoot-em-up Luor, featuring online high scores, two new game modes and various other additions. If you haven't downloaded this under-rated gem before, you really should :D
Comments from the Author:
"Hello everyone! I am delighted to announce the official release of 1.505 version of Luor! The game is of course, always free..."
Click here to download the game and read its reviews |
| New Engines - 360° Shooting Gallery |
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News posted 16th August, 2010 by Chris Street
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 A very helpful download has been submitted to TDC by Sketchy. It's called 360° Shooting Gallery. Consisting of a collection of 360 degree tutorials, this will be quite useful to many people, I should think :) Well, nothing else to say, but "nice work" :) Comments from the Author: A small collection of examples relating to 360° shooting... Hopefully this will be useful to someone... :) Click here to view and comment on this download |
| The APP Update for August 15th |
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News posted 16th August, 2010 by OldManClayton
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 What's The APP? It's the new (tentative) name for the TDC Community Project! It stands for the Amazing Public Project. We've got a theme for our game and the startings of a team. How grand.
What've we got on the game? The game is a platformer about a Samurai sealing a gate to keep demons from getting through to our world. There are more details dealing with progression and battle systems but they can wait for when you join the project.
Who've we got? Jon Lambert is Project Leader, and is charging forward with a prototype of the game to show to pixel artists. We've got some other excellent help too in the design and coding areas by Smirnoff and Matt Wiese, but we still need pixel artists and consulting advanced coders!
WHAT'S LEFT, BY GOOGLY MOOGLIES? What's left? For you to get over to the Project Page to volunteer your much-needed skills.
Thank you. |
| New Project: Intense |
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News posted 12th August, 2010 by OldManClayton
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 If you want to play a game with some smooth animation, look no further than HorrendousGames' project, Intense. Well actually, you'll have to wait a bit. It's about... eh, 30% done.
Intense is an action adventure platformer that focuses on stealth, and apparently, lots of shooting. The only story we know so far is this: "Martial Law is in effect, and you are involved in a resistance movement aimed at stopping the evil corperation, InterFear, that has taken over the country."
If you don't mind pixellated blood and funk metal music, go check out the project page to watch the video and see what you think of the project so far!
Go to the Intense Project Page
If you like what you see, HG is holding a contest in the forums. You can get your own character in the game! Check it out here. |
| New Project: Spellinx |
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News posted 12th August, 2010 by OldManClayton
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 3kliksphilip and Mr_Tom have started our second featured project page today. Spellinx is a cooperative RPG in which you cast spells by remembering button combos, a la Tekken. (Their example. We'll get to that in a moment.)
"The gameplay is based purely around spells and does not get bogged down in hundreds of statistics, weapon/armour types like most RPG’s. To perform spells rather than just selecting the spell and pressing fire you have to link button presses to form a chain and then activate the spell. More powerful spells require a longer more complex chain. The skill is being able to remember the right spells to use, the combo of buttons you need, and the ability to perform them quick enough. The ideal way to play this game is cooperatively with 2 or 3 players."
Along with some footage of the game being played, these two goofballs have created a hilarious video to introduce you to the game, which can be viewed on the project page.
This game was developed for the indiePub Competition, and is playable now! It's been added to the TDC list. If you like it, go vote for it!
Go to the Spellinx Project Page |
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Ganymede Graphics has posted a project page for their new project, Bodgy Bee, a self-proclaimed miniature but epic adventure!