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• Play games made by us.
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Match Game: History of Science
Match Game: Art History
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News

1 September 2024

A few hours later in the day of The Egocentric is now available to play. It is a sequel to The Man Who Calls The Shots and to one of the comics in Strip ’Em All. Just like those two, it has art by Daniel Ahlgren.

12 August 2024

LOLympics Sprint may look simple but is complex under the hood. It is an attempt to simulate different running styles with intuitive mouse controls while retaining the raw physicality of old button bashers.

3 March 2023

Thanks Ruffle! GUI Game is now playable again.

18 April 2022

Our old Flash game Mezzy Maze is now available in much higher resolution as a Windows executable.

15 April 2021

You can once again keep the race pure in our new and improved version of the old Flash game.

19 October 2020

Our Glycolysis – Match Game has been thoroughly redesigned and rewritten.

1 October 2020

The Copyright of Silence is finished. Part chamber play, part board game, it has a short play-through time, but requires plenty of replaying if you want to win.

21 July 2020

Our Amino Acid Match Game has been completely overhauled in HTML5. It now works on touch screens of all sizes.

29 November 2019

We have completed and published our first character-driven Bench Press follow-up. More to come.

16 April 2019

Soda Pipes is now available in a full and DRM-free version. 100 % free to download and play!

13 June 2018

The Man Who Calls The Shots was originally written for Strip ’Em All, but will instead be the first in a line of small-scale interactive stories.

You need to make the right choices and, occasionally, think quickly – very quickly!

16 May 2018

The improved HTML5 version of Bench Press is finally finished.

2 October 2017

Our 2013 game Strip ’Em All gets a few mentions in Daniel Merlin Goodbrey's recent Doctoral Thesis.

28 September 2017

After working on an external assignment, we will soon release two of our own games.

5 December 2016

Our timeline game about Ancient Greece is out.

26 September 2016

The second game in our timeline series cover the period 3200–500 B.C. when complex societies emerged in the Fertile Crescent region. This time there are more pictures and maps to ease you into the first levels,

10 June 2016

Our first HTML5 game, Ancient Rome, is finally finished. Before the end of this year, most of world history will be covered in our timeline series.

17 December 2014

Learn how food is processed by your body in GI-Tract Chain Game.

In contrast to most educational games this is at high-school/university level. Also, the focus is on education, not on entertainment (left of center in our typology). It is an experiment. The chain-building mechanic work okay, but will probably work much better for other subjects.

16 September 2014

We are working on several educational games at the moment and are also reviewing others’.

12 June 2104

As GUI Game was a minor diversion for us, we were pleasantly surprised by the warm reception: Indie Impressions, Jayisgames, Newgrounds, Indiestatik, Libération, Indiegames

1 June 2014

The hardcore edition of GUI Game has been out for a while. No new levels on the horizon, alas. But we think you’ll find it quite challenging as it is.

18 April 2014

Nothing educational about this – we finally made a proper game again! Or didn’t we? Try out our new Graphical User Interface and find out!

25 February 2014

Another match game out: Glycolysis.

15 January 2014

Wraithkal writes about the updated verison of Strip ’Em All!

4 January 2014

Learn the Greek Alphabet in a new match game.

20 December 2013

Our Amino Acid Match Game is finished.

21 Novemver 2013

Ps. Pac-Man is reviewed on FlashMush.

10 November 2013

Wraithkal reviews Psycho Pac.

30 October 2013

Emily Short of Linden Lab and Galatea fame comments on Strip ’Em All.

16 October 2013

All the game comics of Strip ’Em All are thoroughly updated and walkthroughs have been added as well:
The Little Cynic
The Egocentric
The Narcissist
The Fanatic
The Self-destructive

25 September 2013

More reviews of Psychopath Pac-Man: Indiestatik, Pcgamer and Puzzle Pile!

19 September 2013

Thanks to Paul Hack for recognizing the qualites of Psychopath Pac-Man!

13 September 2013

Another game comic, Psychopath Pac-Man, is released. Click & drag panels to swap their positions and change Pac-Man's route. Do not eat Ms. Pac-Man – kiss her!

27 August 2013

Indiegames on Strip 'Em All: "incredibly smart. And subtly innovative".

8 August 2013

The Fanatic, a new Strip 'Em All comic, is released. We have also added a cheat mode for those who don't appreciate thoughtful pixel hunting.

23 July 2013

Strip 'Em All is discussed on Way of the Game-podcast. Also: new German review.

15 July 2013

Some reviews for Strip ’Em All: Indiestatik, Polygon, Escapist, Wraithkal, Ggsgamer, Vividgamer, Seriebibliotekarien.

18 June 2013

What games would girls like to play? I don't know and I'm not convinced that Jill Denners and Sannon Campes know either. (Swedish)

17 June 2013

Read about Framed, Storyteller, Gorogoa and Where is my heart? and find out how they compare to Strip ’em All.

19 May 2013

Press release for Strip 'Em All. Pressmeddelande för Strip 'Em All.

10 May 2013

The sixth comic, The Self-destructive, is out and it is by far the hardest and most complex yet!

28 February 2013

Game comic number five, The Egocentric, is finally finished. One new mechanism is introduced but it still shouldn’t prove more difficult than The Narcissist.

30 November 2012

Don’t let the cat catch you in this oh so catchy game. To get a kiss of Ms. Mouse you’ll need a steady hand and a good mouse. The name notwithstanding, a Microsoft mouse is not required. But please don’t use a touchpad!

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