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Experimental Game Pack 01
A collection of games made to promote the Kickstarter project to build the LA Game Space.
Games
ALPHABET
Developers: Keita Takahashi (Person), Adam Saltsman (Person) Control anthropomorphic letters through ten short obstacle courses, controlling them by pressing their keyboard keys.
CONTROL
Developer: Kieran Nolan Operate a series of game controllers (based on real historical controllers) with a virtual hand.
Coureur des bois
Developer: Tamas Kemenczy An "action/survivalist canoe simulation". (The title is French for "woodsman")
Depth
Developer: Vince Mckelvie Escape a facility by using depth perception and perspectiveto modify the environment.
Electronic Fortune Teller
Developer: Party Time! Hexcellent! Read your horoscope and test love compatibility. Unlike the other games, this is a NES cartridge image and requires an emulator (or potentially, an actual NES) to play.
gamespaceSpacegame
Developer: Noah Sasso Get to the escape pod in a space station where everything is deadly and out to get you.
Golden Age: Moths
Developer: Resn
Guilded Youth
Developers: Jim Munroe, Matt Hammill An illustrated text adventure about a fourteen-year-old adventurer on a BBS in the 1980s.
Inputting
Developer: Steve Swink (Person) "A mind-bending game about outwitting your keyboard."
Irrational Exuberance
Developer: Ben Vance (Person) A "mystery playground at the end of the world", with the player exploring several floating structures. The game supports, but does not require, the Oculus Rift (Accessory).
IZL△GS
Developer: I♡PRESETS (Rob Ray, Jon Satrom, Jason Soliday) A "3D-game-space-album" in which the player moves a Dell desktop computer tower around an abstract landscape.
LA Death Disk
Developers: Beau Blyth, Roger Hicks, Robin Arnott A 2D disc game with a retro "8 bit" design (with a passing resemblance to Windjammers (Game), albeit with one vertical and one horizontal dimension) for 2 or 4 players involving throwing a disc into the opposing goal with the assistance of throws, jetpack dashes and double jumps, with the catch that the disc explodes if held continually for too long.
Micomonocon
Developers: Raquel Meyers, Jens Nirme, Goto80 Help monkeys to play acid pop music (in a game of even more retro design than LA Death Disk) by pressing each monkey's key in time with the rhythm.
a (MOTH) in RELAY
Developers: jonCates, Jake Elliott I don't understand
Pachalafaka
Developer: David Calvo An "experiment in transgenderism between comic books and games", with all art entirely hand-drawn or watercoloured.
Perfect Stride
Developer: Arcane Kids A first-person "maximalist skater", based on old school FPS movement exploits (Quake jumping, Tribes skiing, CS surfing).
Piano Basketball
Developer: Jeremy Bailey
Poocuzzi
Developers: Plateau of the Galaxy A game for four players about "secretly pooping in a hot tub and blaming it on your friends". The game can be played with keyboard or controllers, but the developers recommend creating a custom 'butt pad' controller for the ultimate experience.
spiralsky
Developer: Brenna Murphy Explore an alien outpost in an expanse of nothingness.
Sunshine
Developers: Ian Gouldstone, David Surman, Paul Callaghan Described as a playable picture, the title refers to "the suburban birthplace of artist Leigh Bowery, and Australia’s image as the 'Land of Sunshine'".
To My Favourite Sinner
Developers: Molleindustria A 2 player cooperative kissing game, meant to be played by only two specific people. Quoting the backstory from the game's readme:
we are both dead. Hell exists and we are stuck in the second circle - our sin is most definitely lust. Our punishment is to be blown about by a continuous wind.
We can try to chase each other to enjoy a brief, blissful moment. Every time our characters touch each others the game pauses for a moment and we have to kiss in real life. The game itself is eternal like the damnation, but at some point the play is meant to transition into foreplay.
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Developer: TR-404 A 2 player competitive game using only two keys on the keyboard (P and Q, one for each player). Pressing both charges a bar, with a border moving away from whichever player keeps their key pressed longest without overheating.
VideoHeroeS
Developer: Santa Ragione A "tribute to video rentals from the 90s". Play a video clerk and try to match requests to customers, getting tips or losing money depending on the match. The game includes a large number of real (but often obscure) VHS title covers in genres like horror and SF.
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