Featuring a deep story and child-friendly content, this game is fun for all the family. I made it in 3 hours. I'm struggling to think of more to say about this game, since it's just a simple run-and-gun game. Yet it's still more fun than most of the things I have made. Thanks Rabro101 for inspiring me to make it, I named the zip folder after you to show how thankful I am.

Sequel to the game I made in 2 hours, Death Giver 2 has taken a bit longer. 6 hours for the main game engine, and a further 9 months before I bothered finishing all of the levels. But it's a lot better, and it retains the original's charm and lust for destroyed helicopters. This is the game I've wanted to make for a long time. I could do better, but I doubt I'll ever finish it.

You must save your Mum from the evil talons of the bat king in this epic new adventure game! Includes a whole cast of voice actors and over 4 unique slurpy sounds when you use your hoover to blow yourself across the map, or to suck bats into it. Will you survive? Will your Mum survive? Will any one survive?!

There's too much to this game to type here. It's a living, breathing world where people walk about, zombies multiply and day turns to night. Experience storms and mist as you traverse through the rocky valley! Get attacked at midnight in the pine forests! Starve to death because you can't work the inventory menu! All this and much, much more!

I feel quite sick, making such an innocent, cartoony... CHILDISH game, but the people marking the competition like this sort of game more than my normal games, and since I only had 24 hours to make it I pulled an all nighter and sacrificed storyline, graphics and a night's sleep to complete it in time.

Don't be fooled by the plain screenshots, this is my most addictive and unique game to date. You play as a ball and must get to the end of the level. Think Portal, but instead of portals you have gravity changing pads. This feature isn't as confusing as it seems and it helps bring this game into a new dimension. I also think it won me the largest game making competition that I've entered to date.

Because very few people had the time or energy to play through Sundown Shambles, I made this little Arcade game where you have to beat the bats in 20 rounds, using a variety of weapons. It's fast paced and furious and you get to experience the nice grass effects from the original game. It doesn't include a storyline or any long term goals, so if you want more, check out Sundown.

Behold... Sundown Shambles. Combining RPG elements, platform jumping and 360 degree shooting, it's one of my most ambitious games to date. Unfortunately, it suffers from the same thing as Santasatnas- nobody can be bothered to play it. As usual, there's a twist in the story and lots of different environments. Note to self: make games more accessible.

It's interesting, just how much atmosphere a 3D game can generate. You play on a circular tower. That's right- if you can't make it one way, try walking around the other. But don't look down. Oh, no. That would be a foolish thing to do, since you're A LONG WAY UP! This is only a small game, it was actually just an experiment I then changed into a proper game.

Probably my best game yet. It's simple- play as Jimmy, who's gone to Hell, and get him out of Hell by completing a series of levels. The game boasts the first three songs I ever made, as well as voice samples and a stake launching enemy thing. The game gets tough, but you have to play it just to listen to the awful end boss voice acting. Besides, you don't want Jimmy to stay in Hell, do you?

I teamed up with my friend Tom to make an RPG game within a month for a competition. We came second with this entry. Santasatnas is an RPG where you, a foul mouthed Santa, must team up with an Elf with an upper class English accent in order to defeat the evil looming over the Kingdom! Terrorise the locals, beat up mirrors and discover the dark secret the world holds... (I'm talking about the main storyline and a little Easter Egg in the North East island of Ancient Mythology)

This is the only sort of game I have ever wanted to make, and this is the sort of game I've struggled with most. I can finish the game engine, but can't be bothered to make levels for it. This version is my largest and most complete to date, with over 1 level of action! It's a great game with lots of replayability and desparately deserves a decent sequel.

Just as DOTW 1 and DOTW 2 were, this game was ahead of its time in terms of what I was capable of when I made it. Strangely, I was able to complete this game! 10 levels, lots of nice upgrades, fun gameplay, loads of enemies and multiplayer support. Have a blast on this for half an hour with a friend. Please. For me :)

I would call this the first proper game that I made. Tom did most of it. His hand-drawn, scanned-in characters added to the comedic effect and although we didn't submit this game in time for the competition, it has been played across the world. And in the office where my Dad works. The music was from Street Fighter but was replaced with some of my Dad's music and the buy element was added the day before it was completed. Those were the days...