Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Flash Games.

1553rd-A FURTIVE QUEST is an interesting point and click type game developed by the ENA game studio. Your father has bought a new year gift for you and he hid it somewhere in the house. You know about it and can't wait till new year, search all places in the house and find the gift. Collect all necessary objects, solve clues and interesting puzzles. Wish you a happy and prospectus new year, keep playing ENA games.

this game is made by Tonhy Villian, watherever nobody will notice this game exists http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJToFDcLy_IZNdmXxi_pP-g

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Lazy 8 Studios.

Epilepsy Warning: despite the fact that this game likely won’t trigger an epileptic attack (as several epileptics have mentioned to me), I’m putting this warning up just to calm people down in the comments ;) This was just a quick design exercise that I made in a day and a half. I wanted to teach the player a couple simple to learn mechanics and then throw them into some extremely distilled metroidvanias. I’m posting it here just to see what people think, so let me know! Music can be found here: We Look So Pretty Today by SkyLabrynth: http://bit.ly/o6drTt Kraid (Metroid) by Random: http://bit.ly/n5jOmj The Gears Go (Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin) by greatspaceadventure: http://bit.ly/pNScVs Geothermal (Cave Story) by ZeroPass: http://bit.ly/oo1tPA liczhaus wpizdu by mellon-yellow: http://bit.ly/oLgbIl

a short game about happiness. Author Comments: my second upload, use the arrow keys as soon as the intro is over. hope you become happy? songs are Tom Waits - Rainbirds, and Daniel Johnston - Summertime

A Game Called LOVE for boys and girls alike, head out over the roof tops and save your loved one from impending doom by collecting all the good love out there. This flash online game will at last let us see which of a couple puts the most effort into their relationship! ARROW keys to move. Collect the hearts to prove your love!

Description Uh, well, it’s a game about depression or something like that. It seems to be surprisingly popular these days, so I decided to make one, too. Also, I needed to finally finish something! >.< After 1.1 Update - Apparently many people seem to hate slider puzzles (maybe due to the fact that they aren’t experienced with those), but please, before you simply leave this project, try to at least make a top row or left column in the first level. It may turn out not to be as overly difficult as it seemed before!