the only good Nazi is a dead Nazi

I'm not comfortable using/supporting this website anymore. If you're at all interested in the stuff I make, I'm on the other website under the same handle (it's so much better over there). Thank you.

I also made an account on the other website

u can play it in browser here:

added widescreen to Blibby VS the Aliens, and a couple new music tracks #pixelart #GameMaker #screenshotsaturday

making a platformer inspired by all the awesome flash fangames i played

made for LOWREZJAM 2024 check it out: https://t.co/IxzqNykKbh

i made Blibby you can play as Blibby in your web browser 👇

Made another game! I worked with @plutobirdo they were lovely to work with link in reply! #gamedev | #gamemaker | #pixelart

@OvergrownRobot Download for Windows here:

Released a new game with @OvergrownRobot It's a small metroidvania. You can play it for free right now!!

Got a satisfying 18 line clear today. New PB and pretty close to the theoretical maximum of 20! I spend more time than I'd like to admit playing my own game...

you can play it in browser here: https://t.co/QTgueFxYXb developed solo in 4 days! also my first time making music for a game, which I've been learning for the last couple weeks :)

I just released a little DSiWare-inspired bullet hell survival game. you can slow projectiles, but doing so shrinks the available screen space...

what the hell i'm playing smw for the first time in like 8 years and i just found out they added this dude called "magnum mole"

GLOBEBA. Use your summoning magic to plant helpful tubers and mandrakes to make your way through three handcrafted dungeons. Made in 72 hours for #LDJAM #LD55. Link to play in reply!

assorted little mockups of varying levels of completion. a few use the GBC limitations, others use different niche limitations

secret santa for @plutobirdo

super generous new GameMaker pricing!!!! we made Risk of Rain Returns in GameMaker, and I strongly recommend it for 2D game development

30+ years of developers attempting to stop game piracy and it's rarely done more than harm consumers. In the magical land where Unity successfully distinguishes "real" installs from pirated ones, you can bet it's going to be intrusive to the paying end user anyways.