Nitrome, a London, U.K.-based studio with more than 70 Flash games to its credit, is expanding into new platforms with Super Feed Me for the iPhone/iPod Touch. The company's first title for the mobile platform will be loosely based on Nitrome's original Feed Me Flash game which was created in 2006, although the company says the new game has been designed from the ground up with the iPhone in mind.
We’ve all sketched things in our notebooks during class before, but how many of us have ever seen those doodles come to life? Sketch Nation Shooter, an upcoming top-down 2D shooter for the iPhone, lets players draw their own images on paper and bring them to life within the game.
→ Jay is Games | 10 Mar 2010 | 11:00pm GMT Platform: Flash —
It's bigger, badder, and, yes, REDDER than other platformers. A retro-styled adventure of space exploration set in your browser, REDDER offers a big map to explore chock full of challenges. Collect the gems you need to escape and make your way back home... or settle in to stay with the scenic vistas, strange environments, and hostile red robots. We won't judge you. Tagged as: adventure, browser, dessgeega, exploration, flash, free, game, macwinlinux, pixelart, platform, rating-g, retro
→ Jay is Games | 10 Mar 2010 | 7:00pm GMT Platform: Flash —
In this unique offering, you dive into the dreams of sleeping babies only to find yourself taking on the guise of strange aliens in an even stranger universe. Through the dreams of infants you will explore the lives of each of these aliens, experience their hopes and help them attain their dreams. You will do this despite the encroaching darkness, and the ever growing warnings of a dying world. Tagged as: abstract, art, browser, experimental, flash, flixel, free, game, gweir, macwinlinux, newgrounds, pixelart, platform, rating-y, unique
Oberon Media has announced that it will be adding social features to its casual games on a variety of platforms including the PC. Oberon Media is the parent company of I-play, publisher of several successful casual game franchises including Dream Day Wedding, Women's Murder Club and Agatha Christie.
Casual games publisher MumboJumbo this morning announced a new retail program that would place top-selling casual experiences in major retail stores just in time for Easter.
→ Jay is Games | 10 Mar 2010 | 3:00pm GMT Platform: Flash —
When does science go too far? How advanced can an artificial intelligence get before it is too advanced? And at what point does an homage cease to be an homage? The answers to these questions and more can be found in Condition, a sci-fi platform shooter by abielins and Lycheesoup that's just a little reminiscent of Cave Story. Tagged as: abielins, action, arcade, browser, flash, flixel, free, game, lycheesoup, macwinlinux, newgrounds, pixelart, platform, rating-g, retro, shooter
The Delaware St. John series got off to a bit of a rough start. While the first two entries showed a lot of promise, the lack of scares and convoluted storyline made them frustratingly disappointing. Thankfully, the third and latest entry in the series, Delaware St. John: The Seacliff Tragedy, addresses some of the major issues of its predecessors, making it by far the best game in the series to date.
When looking objectively at a game’s idea, generally you can get a good idea of what you’re in for. Looking at the gameplay concept for Maestro! Green Groove – line running crossed with timed rhythm action – seems like a sure-fire hit. Sadly, this maestro is missing more than a few beats.
Red Remover sounds more like an acne cream or stain remover rather than a flash game, but that’s what it is – a 45-level puzzle game from Gaz that will have you seeing red in your sleep.
