This is a clone of gurnburial's 'sleepy boy clone' which itself is a clone of mkapolk's 'sleepy boy' game.
You can quit when you want but you cannot leave.
Sleepy Boy Clone: https://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/12190
Sleepy Boy: https://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/11189
This was a very meditative process. I'm not sure how faithful it is to the original as I only looked at gurnburial's version while making this and I had to try to get it done in under a day. Unfortunately I couldn't get the movement working quite right and also the boxes don't have the right bounciness. But I still learned quite a bit and had a magical time doing this sleepy boy rush. I can highly recommend making a sleepy boy clone or clone-clone for yourself!!
I've been doing the one hour game jam the past few weeks, it's pretty fun! I thought this one turned out pretty well so I thought I'd post it here. Unity is a tough tool to use for such a tight time constraint, I find myself putting a lot of work into figuring out what I can actually get unity to do in that time frame rather than working from any particular idea. Still, sometimes it pushes you to use your tools more creatively than you might otherwise do. The theme this week was "two colors." A benefit of making very abstract games is that you don't have to go much out of your way to make your game fit the theme.
Someone I know who loves Jheronimus Bosch, who I used to be very close to, became a crust punk recently and is going to live in New Orleans; don't do drugs, stay in school; here's an abstract 1-5 player competitive game.
Here is a third compilation of many, many, games made over many years (a sequel to 3 of Kind and a sequel to The 5 Amingos [the third of kind]) where there are some sort of 4th wall breaking secrets. I originally made the different games in Klik n Play and then I imported it into MF2 and combined them into one mega game. If you like fruit and if you like bugs and if you like tough puzzling games, you might have varying degrees of interest in this. I may later publish a physical guide to the secrets of this game. Good luck either way!
Made for Knytt Swapsies. Started by hugs and finished by Fubaka.
I shan't explain this.
Playground/Misc./Easy - Medium
UPDATE: Fixed the credits.
byob and game file included
A follow-up to therein lies, created while listening to Chrissy and Clyde talk about flickgames.
My attempt at an abstract flickgame.
Music sourced from Shnabubula's old webspace.
FLIPPIN' ART, a little quiz game inspired by a true story (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Bateau)
How would you fare if you had to hang abstract art the correct way in a museum?!
BADLY, I BET.