Psychological dadaist game about little Tetris T block that doubts its purpose in life and wants to be free. In fact, he always wanted to become a tree! And now he can, thanks to this amazing creation. You must guide little T in his explorations of the world beyond what he has known all his life. You can also guide little T in her explorations of the world beyond what she has known all her life. (Up to you - in any case he's pink and she's pink too.) But watch out - the unknown world is big and full of dangers and seductions! T must go where no Tetris block has gone before...

Use the keyboard arrows to guide little T / ESC to quit - the basic mantra of glorious games.
Remember: save the Treetris.exe file to the Desktop or some other folder before launching the game! Don't run it straight from the .zip file unless you're curious to see my FEIG error box.

Soundtrack: "Layers" by Space Explorer(s) - soundcloud.com/spaceexplorers

This game has nothing to do with jazz. Rather, it was inspired by the old "JezzBall" and "Maxwell's Maniac" games from the Microsoft Entertainment Pack.

Guide the bouncing ball so it rolls over all the coins. Once all the coins have been collected, the exit opens up. Bring the ball to the exit to progress to the next level.

You can drag the blue squares with the mouse. They are useful for guiding the ball toward or away from different areas. You can even use them to completely block off certain areas. Brown squares disappear when the ball hits them. Don't let the ball hit the spikes.

Download includes source .mfa.

A mashup of Wolfenstein 3D and Minecraft. You can hit Enter/PageUp/KeypadEnter at any time to switch between editor mode and action mode. It's sort of a Wolf3D construction kit.

(If the default level takes a while to load, that's normal.)

Update: v1.02

An combantion of breakout and pong.

"Stand aside, Portal Gun! Gravity Gun? More like Gravity Gone, because here's the latest, greatest addition to the ridiculous super-science videogame arsenal."

This game stars the Disc Gun from the Vlambeer game Super Crate Box. This deadly weapon bounces off walls and has a habit of killing its wielder more often than not. Nevertheless, you must use it to bust through this cave, in hopes of finding a great treasure.

There are powerup crates, which cause a sort of "Zugzwang" situation - you have to collect then, but they only make the weapon more deadly to yourself.

The sequel to a one button adventure game prototype I made five years ago.

If you're using a 64-bit operating system, download this version.

The pieces will never fit together so you've gotta fill the gaps with glue

Enter is as they say the magic button

My GM-fu was not ready for this and that's why you can't clear lines and the glue doesn't flow right

i have no regrets

ft. the dubstep stylings of 486