Authentic classic title running directly in your browser with 60 FPS WebAssembly emulation on Game Boy.

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Daniel Merlin.

Authentic classic title running directly in your browser with 60 FPS WebAssembly emulation on Game Boy.

Survive a game development marathon in this Ludum Dare entry! Author Comments: If you've ever wondered what participating in a weekend game jam like Ludum Dare is like, look no further than this game! Control your lonely character as he/she works to balance coding with food, toilet, and sleep needs and beat the 48- or 72-hour clock. Controls: LEFT/RIGHT arrows to move; SPACE to interact with objects. In-game help is enabled by default. After finishing the game, post to the leaderboard to compare your time to game jammers around the world. This game was developed under similar conditions to those portrayed in the game for the Ludum Dare 22 Game Jam (December 16-19, 2011). The contest theme was "Alone."

Classic NES (8-bit) title 'Battle of Olympus, The' running at full 60 FPS in browser with pure WebAssembly.

Tweety is back to play one last game. Jim Finkheimer, a relative of Tweety’s, unwittingly has ticked him off. He’s got ahold of Tweety’s old journal, and Tweety is not taking the news well. In a ghostly form (He died in like the first game, pay attention) he kidnapped Jim and used his poltergeist powers to revamp his old monsters, set back up the camera system, and of course, scare Jim into revenge for taking his journal. Can Jim survive the weekend in time for work on Monday? Or will his organs be fricasseed into next week? YOU DECIDE. BY BEING GOOD AT VIDEO GAMES. Play the last two games: http://gamejolt.com/games/two-nights-at-tweety-s/71185 http://gamejolt.com/games/two-nights-at-tweety-s-2/72752

Authentic classic title running directly in your browser with 60 FPS WebAssembly emulation on Game Boy.

It's time for a fun day at the zoo. So dress nice because the zoo animals like seeing you as much as you like seeing the animals!