Chickduck & Catduck
This is a sweet, gentle graphic novel with side-by-side drawings of cute ducklings, nature and outdoor scenes. The object of the game is to spot the differences between the two pictures and click on them. A branch in the left scene may have 3 leaves on it and it’s matching branch in the right scene may have only 2. Most items are easy to spot…a few are very faint–nicely hidden. Game took me about 20 minutes to complete.
Certainly, parents and children would enjoy playing this together as there is no violence or hardships, just two ducklings ultimately finding each other. And there is an easy-to-use hint feature. If your little duckling is having trouble finding an object click and hold the right mouse button on the object giving him trouble and an exclamation point will pop up where the match can be found in the other picture. No penalties…just a satisfaction of completion.
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
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It’s short and good to play on a free time. Graphics have a child style and music is so cute. It does not have a save option so you must finish the game in one road.
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
Bunny Puzzle
Super casual puzzle game with tons of cute bunny pictures! I haven’t finished it yet but i suspect it will take me hours to get through all of the puzzles.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
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Halloween Rhythm
Wow.. this gotta be the worst rhythm game I’ve played. The only reason I played it is cause I’m a weirdo with a need to play Halloween themed games on Halloween 🎃
It looks like it was drawn in paint, and there’s no penalty for mistakes.
Hard mode is way too hard and its much easier to just mash left and right.
And all 6 songs are public domain classical songs that you hear way too often.
Don’t play this.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Incredibox
One of my favorite music games ever, I love it so much! I even bought it again on Steam when it released here just to support the developers because this game’s so nice and lovely.
– Real player with 95.0 hrs in game
Go with the flow.
– Real player with 9.4 hrs in game
KabochaFarm
Next Halloween is cancelled!
While enjoying a long holiday, the Jack-O-Lanterns are confronted with a terrible truth. What is the purpose of the Jack-O-Lanterns' existence without Halloween? The battle for the survival of their identity has begun.
The Jack-O-Lanterns work to make money. They sell the local vegetables from the Halloween world to the humans. This requires them to sort the vegetables they harvest by type. Please, you can help them with that. Oops, there are some people who will interfere with you during the game. Watch out!
NagiQ
NagiQ is a family-friendly word game. In NagiQ you think of English words and place them on a board, vertically or horizontally, trying to connect your words with some special, mystic letters already placed on the board. There are more than 100 levels grouped into 5 islands, and each island introduces variations to the basic gameplay:
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Mindia Island: For completing Mindia’s boards we only have to conquer all of the mystic letters already placed on the board.
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Vulcania Island: Vulcania’s boards contain bugs! Hopefully, not “programming bugs,” but little creatures on cells of the board. We have to surround those bugs with letters, and also catch all of the mystic letters.
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Nuntel Island: These boards have a timer! Don’t worry, though, as the timer fully restarts with each word you place on the board.
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Raspit Island: This island introduces an additional requirement, as any new word you place on the board will have to include orange tiles. Each time you play a new word on the board some of its letters will have their tiles colored orange. And your next words will have to include at least one of such letters in orange tiles.
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Partok Island: An island whose boards combine challenges from previous islands.
Controls
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Type a word with your keyboard. If the word is accepted by the game’s dictionary then use your mouse to place the word on free cells of the board. Your word can overlap cells which are already occupied by a letter, but only if letters match. You can also use your mouse to type your word with the on-screen keyboard, but using a real keyboard is much faster.
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Press the space bar to switch the orientation of your word (vertically or horizontally). Alternatively, do a right click with your mouse inside the board.
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Press the backspace key to delete the last letter of the word you’re currently typing. Alternatively, do a right click with your mouse outside the board.
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Press the escape key to clear the word you’re currently typing.
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Press the enter key to place a word on the board. Or simply do a left click on the board.
The game has a little on screen keyboard which also has special buttons for some of these actions, such as changing the orientation of a word.
Quarantine Cutz
It’s day 87 of the quarantine, and you’ve run out of options. You’re going to have to cut the family’s hair yourself. There’s just one problem: You have no idea what you’re doing!
Choose to play as either Pappa Smith or Momma Smith, each with their own special secret haircut skill. Each family member will ask for a haircut of their celebrity idol, who of course you’ve never heard of. Using a magazine as a guide, you’ll be graded on how closely you can match their dream haircut: “Soul Crushing”, “Terrible”, or most impressive of all, “Barely Passable”.
Each level challenges you to give a different family member an increasingly tricky haircut, culminating in the most difficult surprise challenge of all.
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Master ludicrously uncontrollable jittery clippers that veer out of control at the slightest mistake.
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Learn how to prevent ruining haircuts from increasingly unruly family members who resist and fight you at every turn.
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A story that reveals the fates of the family members and their new hairstyles when the quarantine finally ends.
Can you overcome your jittery nerves and pop culture obliviousness to give your children a haircut that won’t crush their hopes and dreams? Probably not, but it’s worth a shot.
Slip ‘n Dip
Literally the best game to happen im waiting for an Esports to come out for this game and i will be competing
– Real player with 4.3 hrs in game
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– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
The Amazing Mail Game
The Amazing Mail Game is a first person cartoony and lighthearted Unity game that I’m currently developing. Its gameplay revolves around delivering a variety of packages using whatever means necessary to their destinations scattered across a large city filled with obstacles. The money you gain from your deliveries can be spent on new items, upgrades, vehicles, and more!
The Chronicles of Moses and the Exodus
A Bible themed Match 3 puzzle. I like it
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
In this video I take a look at The Chronicles of Moses and the Exodus, a nice little match three from HH-Games and eFunSoft Games.
A biblical story about Egypt and the times of Moses which might not be everyone’s cup of tea but it’s got great match three game play with all the bells and whistles. A nice relaxing title to unwind to after a day of work. Take a look.
Watch the video to see what the game is like…
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– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game