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DISINTEGRATE Roundup

July 31st, 2011


 

This month is a testament to the creativity of the community – there were lots of interesting interpretations of the theme and some very experimental ideas, not only did we get death by disintegration, but also melting ice blocks, fireflies following, and even a game that disintegrates its own mechanics!

 

My apologies for the slight delay in the round up for this month! But now, without further adieu, let’s check out these 19 games:

 

Closer, by Vamsi Krishna. Veligatla

Get close, but not too close to disintegrate your enemies in this simple but fun game.

 

 

znMacedonia, by Zink Interactive

Fun, polished, stylish disintegration of ships by saucer.

 

 

Icepunk, by Crodam

Guide a block of ice to the end of the level past heated obstacles before you completely melt – simple, but pretty fun!

 

Plastique, by Luke O’Connor

A unique physics puzzler exploring swinging and breaking ropes, easy to imagine this one working well on a touch screen.

 

Integamerated, by Vazor222

Interesting concept in which the game disintegrates itself if you mess up!

 

 

Critical, by Sam Garcia

Build up a base, attack your opponent, and launch a space ship to win, all while keeping your headquarters from being destroyed in this strategy game.

 

Ponnuki, by Arnaud de Bock

All sorts of interesting interactions to explore in this game as your try and reach the top.

 

 

Swarming Elements, by Spunkmeyer

Disintegrate spheres of different elements in this soothing, somewhat puzzley shooter.

 

 

Agent Atomic Actionfists, by Aidan Wolf

Fight terrorists, skydive, explore underwater, this challenging game has it all, disintegrating the boundaries of action games.

 

You are a Part of Me Now, by Joe

True to the title, collect bits that become part of you and use them to protect you!

 

 

Suboids, by Alejandro Echeverria

Subdivide, guide, and provide boids with a path around obstacles to the goals.

 

 

Planet Defense, by Ivan

Defend your ship, moon, and planet with your disintegration beam from asteriods that are occasionally on fire. Make sure not to accidentally disintegrate your own planet!

 

Grave Game, by Marcos

A modern, realistic physics take on a classic puzzle game.

 

 

Tetratower, by Darius

Help your wizard avoid the disintegration mist by building up a tower he can climp using tetris pieces.

 

 

Space Mass, by Darshell

Explore, grapple, and disintegrate a procedural slowly spinning world in this exploration game.

 

 

Capture the Fireflies, by Rodrigo

Collect little fire flies and lead them home across multiple levels in this elegant game.

 

 

Turtank, by Joao Amadeu Nascimento Vieira

A two player battle game in which two turtles enter, one emerges victorious and the other disintegrated!

 

Energize, by BlackheartIII

Use laser beams to keep particles moving to make the biggest death ray blast you can before time runs out.

 

One Does Not Simply Walk Into Mordor, by Dominik Reisel

The only thing disintegrating here was my patience. Spoiler alert: you can simply walk into mordor…

 

 


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6 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Marcos

    Great games! Congratulations to all participants. My favorite is Plastique.

    August 2nd, 2011

  2. stqn

    I wanted to try Closer because its gameplay looks similar to a failed attempt at a game I created for some previous Ludum Dare (the “Enemies as weapons” one), but it doesn’t work in Firefox 3.6 or Midori… (That’s probably fair enough: my game didn’t work on other people’s computers either.)

    August 2nd, 2011

  3. Nathan Korth

    Icepunk is one of the coolest games I’ve played in a long time.

    Grave Game seems to not work on x64 or something; did anyone else get it working?

    August 2nd, 2011

  4. vazor222

    Lots of great showings this month! Tetratower, Icepunk, Plastique, and Space Mass were some of my favorites.

    Grave Game worked for me.

    …I’m starting to get deja vu about some of these games…
    ?

    August 7th, 2011

  5. Aaron Oldenburg

    I began working on this last month but obviously didn’t finish on time: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sound-swallower/id457718382?mt=8

    Sound Swallower: a GPS-based iOS game where the goal is to collect fragments of your environment’s auditory history before it is erased.

    August 23rd, 2011

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