If browser-based games have taught us anything, it’s that bored programmers should respond to spam email, offer their bodies up for medical experiments and become mutant ninjas. More »
Drawn To Life was a pretty innovative game that allowed you to draw your own character and bring it to life. Hence the name and all that. Sketch Quest is similar – it allows you to draw things. And it’s all wrapped up in a gorgeous art style. More »
The Frenchies over at One Life Remains are no strangers to LunchTimeWaster, having been featured here in the past for their bizarre Pac-Man eating Pac-Man game. They’re back again, this time with a light-dropping puzzler, Pale. More »
I think I finally understand how it feels to be a flightless bird trying to fly: frustrated, annoyed, and ready to throw myself into my desktop monitor. Perhaps Learn 2 Fly will be the game that makes all humans empathise with penguins. More »
Escape From Puppy Death Factory is a game about rescuing puppies. It’s also a game with a really clever switching mechanic that’s nigh on impossible to explain in a succinct way. Plus, it’s kind of a Metroid clone, and I love games that rip off Metroid! More »
Paula Abdul once sang a poignant song, with an animated dog, about the perils of taking two steps forward, and then two steps back. One Step Back is that sentiment manifest, in game form, and it’s awesome. More »
Test Subject Blue is a cracker. It toys with familiar mechanics, giving the flash platformer a fresh spin, but it also features a level of polish you rarely find in games such as this. More »
