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This game was created around the 2005 mark, and as such, is dating a bit. Navigate a blue dot around a randomly generated level, avoiding spiky, spinny things.
The second installment in the popular 'Baku Bomber' series. Abduct your ammo and shoot away!
The original Baku Bomber engine, with more levels and slick-looking graphics. It retains all the addictive, arcade style gameplay of the first.
Here for prosterity more than anythin else, Ball Catch was bundled with the game 'Bust-a-Move blast' and was an arcade-ish game in which the premise was to catch and pile the balls, avoiding the spikes.
The first sparksoft game featuring 3D graphics, Baku 3 featured a brand-new engine and levels-a-plently. Ahh... the memories.
About as straight-forward as you're gonna get.
Once final, glourious entry in the series, combining everything Baku Bomber into a big pile of... stuff.
From the glory days of Sparksoft, when we were number 11 on someone's list of 2-player gaming sites. Made by a friend of mine learning to program, it was a basic (but highly addictive) 2 player fighting game.
I once dipped my feet into the blob-battles pool, as did most of Sparksoft at the time.
Now a toy in smart-fun, it was once the pinnacle of TGF virtual pets, and used a somewhat interesting system of an invisible cannon firing invisible squares at invisible targets, randomly, each target triggering the cat to scratch itself, to be hungry, affectionate, etc.
I don't want to get into how terrible this game was, nor the copyright issues.
CHRISTMAS MINIGAME EXTRAVAGANZA!
A christmas-theme Wario Ware like game. Unfortunatley, Trying to release it by christmas, the project was a bit rushed. After an attempt at creating an abstract semi-sequel, i gave up at this genre.
I like to create games over at EGP, and these were amongst my first attempts. Included are Fireworks, an arcade game, Gezz da Numba, a logic game, Light Ball, a two player versus game, LightUp, a puzzle gime similar to LightsOut, and Omiton ball, a dexterity game.
More experimental games. Included are Clonemania, a mind-taxing puzzler, Dataz, a fast paced colour matching arcade game, Paczer, a logic\maze game, SmartFun2, a collection of toys and games, Supercrazygonuts, a space shooter where anything can happen, and Space Tile Hopper, an inventive puzzle game.
A very basic GTA engine, with jackable, driveable cars, killable pedestrians, and 3 weapons.
Microbial kinda game. Arcade, startergy. Create a cluster of microbial life! It's basically ball catch, but with an extra dimension... and it's actually a decent game. Music by me, I accept no responability for your headaches.
An abysmal platform-hopping game.
My first experimental game. It combines puzzle, arcade and skill, and is one of my personal favourites. :)
Another pack of games, in bitesize chunks. Inside the box are Ascii Adventure, a simple dodging game with ascii graphics, Rockanoids, an asteroids clone with a nice exploding effect, Baku Bomber Gold, like Baku Remastered but with more of the charm (that it seems to have lost, sadly), Bouncy Zapper, a lazer bouncing game, Dot maze, a simple dexterity game, Dot-Maze-Next-Gen, a highly polished expansion of dot maze, Mad Bomber, a clone of an old Atari game called 'Kaboom!', Megapong 2, a pong game with many, many varieties of gameplay, Pumpkin Onslaught, a top-down shooter, Smiley adventures, an epic, 2 part chuckie egg style game, and Worm Rider 2, an addictive game that you can't describe, only play.
An old Megaman game. It was mainly a test of a new camera, but the boss fights are better than any i've made since. Don't play it, looking at the levels hurts your eyes.
The first installment in the SmartFun series, featuring some little toys that you can fiddle with using your mouse, akin to something you'd find on bit-101 or screentoys.
Strider had a field day with this one. One huge level in which you had to kill all the enemies in very repeatative fights. Filled with flukes, sprite mixing and bad midi music, I suggest you give this one a miss.
It's pong... but circular. You wouldn't believe how many people copied this idea on the internet.