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

This is the e-card for my girlfriend blackwid0w10. She loves playing games like I do so I added a little game before she read the e-card. :) Too bad, DA doesn't allow original songs to be included in the movie so I removed it. If you want to view this e-card with song included, just click here: [link] :D I hope you like it mami neggie! I LOVE YOU MORE THAN A GOOGOLPLEX TIMES FOREVER AND EVER MAMI NEGGIE!!! :D

Authentic classic title running directly in your browser with 60 FPS WebAssembly emulation on NES (8-bit).

A short compo for the Ludum Dare 21 (thema : ESCAPE). This game was made within 9 hours (from Sunday 11:30am to 8:30pm). I couldn’t participate to the whole 48h LD, so I decided to try to make a game in really short time (I had my Sunday free). I wanted to try to make something complete within one normal business day (8h), just to see what I can achieve, when I really commit to it. Note : I’m sorry I didn’t have time to include the happy ending branch :) The assets where almost ready (they are in the PSD source file), but I was running short on time to include it… Maybe a later version ? C Continue your life ESCAPE Try to flee the current situation ANY KEY skip current dialog

Authentic classic title running directly in your browser with 60 FPS WebAssembly emulation on Super Nintendo.

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

Like our other recent release, Triangular 2048, A to K is a clone of the popular 2048 game, which has been reinvented and cloned in numerous creative ways since it was released under an open source license. A to K is special because it uses letters from our popular WordIt game series instead of numbers on the tiles. The game version on this page is written in Flash, but you can also try the HTML5 version, which is supposed to work even on iPad and other devices that don't support flash. How to play A to K is played Using the Arrow Keys on the keyboard, or WASD. Each keypress will move all pieces on the board as far as they can go in that direction. If a piece moves onto another piece with the same letter, they merge into a single piece with the next letter in the alphabet. Each time you move the pieces, a new piece with a value of A will also appear on a randomly selected empty spot on the board. The game will end when there are no more possible moves left. Your goal is to combine matching pieces until you reach the a piece with the letter K. Beyond that, the goal is to maximize your score as much as possible before reaching the ending.