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OMG!!!

I didn’t know they made this! This was so cool and fun, I hope more horror movies do this kind of thing.

Official Lisa Frankenstein: Slay & Decay Game, from Focus Features. Help Lisa complete her undead boyfriend by harvesting body parts all aro

#random ramblings #random finds #lisa frankenstein #lisa frankenstein movie #lisa swallows #the creature #this was so well done #and fun to play!#8-bit game #and the art is so cool!

Ok I know we’re exited for the new stranger things games, but please don’t forget the ”stranger things: The game” app

I think that game is fairly underrated and I want more people to bond over those freaking owls that attacked you everywhere

Also that plumber?? What did I do to him??

#stranger things: the game #stranger things #apps #stranger things 3 #stranger things 2 #8-bit game

-Start Screen; Broforce

#my gif #broforce #video game #8-bit game #I love this game #bronan the brobarian #Ellen ripbro #Brochete #brommando #to name a few favorites #like full Metal slug

Star Wars 8-bit game parody impresses "Last Jedi" director

Even director Rian Johnson can't help but tweet about this video game tribute to "The Last Jedi" featuring Luke Skywalker, Rey, Finn, Poe, Kylo and BB-8.

Read more in my CNET article here.

#Star Wars #8-bit game #16-bit game #parody #Star Wars The Last Jedi #Rey #Luke Skywalker #Mark Hamill #retro #CNET #BB-8

I just released this game I worked on for the last two years. 8-bit pixel inspired Metroidvania platformer. Available on PC, Mac and Linux. Get it here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/549260

#Alwa's Awakening #Metroidvania #indie game #8-bit game #steam

This creepypasta is even more scary as a game! Mitta words still kind of haunt ya...

#ooc #youtube #mlp #creepypasta #8-bit game #Youtube

Bitsy Narrative Game

https://pinkberrydivine.itch.io/resource-depletion

password: 372224

Context

To create a narrative game using the Bitsy game editor that focuses on one of the “global” themes given, what I chose was Resource Depletion. The focus of my Bitsy game is to be short, yet informative and impactful, an interactive game that will make the players to be immersed for a short moment. This short game aims to open the eyes of the people and move their hearts to act upon a dangerous threat that is depletion of resources.

Production

Game Details:

- Theme: Resource Depletion

- 2 Characters:

o The Player – as the World

o 1 Sprite – as the Earth

- 5 Rooms

o Earth’s Room

o Forest Room

o Earth’s Room 2

o Ocean Room

o Final Room

- 3 Color Palettes

- 5 Sprites created to be placed across rooms

- 3 Items

o 1 Water Bucket

o 5 Chemical Wastes

o 1 Crystal ball

Evaluation

I was able to think of this story with a setting that the Earth is taking a human form or spirit form and talking to a chosen envoy for the world because of Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy. These games have moments where they go far from their world and interacts with the place they are currently at, I then added that it was a vision to inform of a possible catastrophe if not acted upon. What could be thought as a simple dream, have now become a possible future. Creating a game in Bitsy was challenging for me because, I was running out of time and it was a bit hard for me to create a story for the game. I spent a lot of time thinking and it just didn’t come to me, good thing I was still able to come up with something despite the pressure. I find the 3 color combinations only interesting because I think it was one of the things that made my work easier to create. The smaller measurement of creating the avatar, sprite and an item kind of pushes your creativity to come up with something within 8x8 tile. If I were to undergo this task again, I would like to learn more using coding for the game and dedicate more time to it as well.

#1.1 Digital Storytelling #Digital Storytelling #Bitsy #8-bit Game

Spout is a handful of 8-bit fun

Happened across this interesting arcade style game the other day. It's Airmind's Spout (based on Kuni's Spout) and it's a cute little 8-bit game style with a few simple rules: don't touch the bottom of the screen, don't touch the shapes, and try to go up up as much as you can. But those obstacles in the way, right? Well as you move forward using the "joystick" at the bottom of the screen, your little ship spouts pixels. Those pixels will eat away at the obstacles, but also propel you in the opposite direction that you want to move in so you need to constantly re-adjust to avoid certain destruction. Makes sense, right? No? Watch this video instead to get a better idea. Great little bit of 8-bit music and sound effects too.