http://gamejolt.com/games/potbelly-parasite/113729
Hi! Out jam entry is now on WebGl!
Play as a parasite living in the belly of Dayne the dodgy real estate agent. Hear what he hears (and thinks) while eating what he eats.
Grow large enough to destroy Dayne, while blasting antibiotics.
We had a full time script writer on the project, who wrote all the dialogue which we then voiced.
I hope you get a laugh out of it!
Hi friends! After an intense game jam weekend packed with excitement, we were able to submit Soccer Cows just in time!
MartianGames did all the programming and we collaborated with my 3D-cow-modeling skills to make this Unconventional Weapon-themed experience. I’m glad we teamed up because he’s teaching me to code & I’m still a novice 
but I’m loving the opportunity to expand my skills and learn from an experienced developer. The community has been really fun to meet & explore and I’ve appreciated the creative encouragement! Looking forward to future jams & getting better all the time.
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-32/?action=preview&uid=52875
Shadow aka MartianGames.com | GameJolt | Twitch
Hey, just wanted to make a post talking about the game I made (azuritereaction) with a friend (sweetielise); it’s called A Catastrophic Date. (Hey, we only had a few hours to come up with a name!)
It’s a cute little visual-novel-esque game (no nudity/sex/romance in it though) that we thought up, and it was the first time I’d completed a game project since… probably 16 or so years ago, when I was making games with Klik & Play and Multimedia Fusion 1 back when I was about 12 years old or so.
The game itself is really short, there’s about 10 or so possible endings with 7 of them being unique, including a secret ending, too
Sweetielise did the art in probably 8 hours, and the coding took me about the same amount of time, but we got continually distracted by Awesome Games Done Quick during most of Saturday, haha.
That said… I will probably NEVER program a visual novel game like this in Multimedia Fusion 2 again. Easily one of the most frustrating programming experiences I’ve ever had, for sure. Still had a lot of fun making it though, and I hope a lot of you have fun playing it!
Additionally, feel free to check out our main work on YouTube, Twitch, and a webcomic that I write with the links below! Looking forward to the Jam sessions coming up, we’ll likely do another game for that (and any future MiniLD’s too)
YouTube
AzuriteYT
Sweetielise
Twitch
AzuriteReaction
Sweetielise
Era of Errors (webcomic)
First Page of the webcomic
A little inspiration for all of you nefarious and villainous ne’er-do-wells!!!
Hello! Is anybody here? We’ve got something real good for you here!
It’s called Slapstick!
Play it in your browser here, or download a Windows executable here. Make sure you click in the game window after it loads up, otherwise it won’t receive any of your keystrokes.
Doches and I had a great time making this. This game is our take on Greek theater. You will be playing two games at the same time. The hero’s on top, the chorus is on the bottom. I made the hero, and Doches made the chorus. These are two separate games, guys. Two Ludum Dares in one pot.
WSAD = control the top game. Arrows = control the bottom game. Both games have a progression, and you win the whole conglomeration if you win either game. You cannot lose, but you will find yourself in trouble if you neglect either of the games.
This was a crazy experience for us. Lots of fun. Okay, it’s buggy and it’s rough! But that was part of the plan! These two games didn’t meet each other until a couple of short hours ago, and they are still getting to know each other!
I hope this variety of blindfolded parallel game development can be expanded into some larger events in the future, because it’s been a pleasure. We hope you will have as much fun trying to wrap your head around it as we did wrapping our arms around it.
Doches + Hamburger == Dochburger
