$1.25 minimum 8 + 3 + 2 others
Steam, Windows
Being originally designed and developed for the SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis, Sacred Line Genesis Remix is an alternate version of the brand new 16-bit horror visual novel/adventure game Sacred Line Genesis, which was released on cartridges worldwide in February 2015.
1812 Productions presents the new version of the game made for the evolved generation of Steam gamers. Packed with the most wanted feature every modern PC gamer wants to experience in its most primal form - trading cards crafting.
You are playing as Ellen, a private detective living in eastern Europe. Lately, her business has not been going well, which leads her to the decision of closing the office. But on the last day of work, an eerily familiar yet anonymous voice calls her by phone and asks her to inspect a hidden forest outpost. Intrigued, Ellen leaves for the case she could only find in her worst nightmares… Remix Version Features / Differences The new version is entirely kinetic and features Normal ending only (all choices, battles, bad endings and Secret ending have been removed) Completely different engine with a completely different GUI Save / Load system with multiple slots Higher resolution graphics: original 576p stillshots vs. Genesis compressed 240p ones HQ soundtrack: uncompressed original tracks and new tunes which were removed from the original game due to ROM size limit Newly Included Fan-Made French translation: thanks to the hard work and generosity of Bob Ballard Cartridges are for dinosaurs! Craft virtual badges like nobody’s business and pay real money for the .png pictures to feature them on your profile and make your Steam friends proud of you
System Requirements:
PurchaseRestrictedCountries AM,AZ,BY,GE,KZ,KG,MD,RU,TJ,TM,UZ,UA
Itch, Windows, OSX, Linux, Android
The Adventures of Jim Slim in Dragonland (or shortly Jim Slim) is a tricky jump’n’roll game with great graphics and groovy sound! You are the ball Jim, an always cheerful fellow who lives in Blizland.
A magical skull that is of highest importance for your home country, was stolen by the wicked demon Warlord Gothar! If that was not enough, the thief also kidnapped your girlfriend Candy! Your task is to retrieve the stolen skull and to save Candy.
Roll and jump through the colorful levels and find your way through the maze, upto Gothar’s realm!
Features:
15 worlds with 3 levels each Trampolines Tube system Keys Teleporters Shoot power-up A saveable highscore list and password system complete this title.
Itch, Windows
Baby Eater takes place in the mind of the Princess of Emor, Procuni. When a vulgar beast from Hell’s deepest corners came to Emor, she was bitten and turned to a vampire. Forced to watch her family die, she refused to bow to the Queen’s whims. Punishing her, the Queen sealed Procuni in a sarcophagus and forced to dream the same nightmare every night - the nightmare of babes falling from the heavens, to die and feed the lust of QUEEN SAPHRON!
This game uses or emulates 8 bit rules where appropriate, to give an authentic 8-bit experience! This includes secret codes!
Keep checking for updates and freebies! More will be added over the next week!
Visit the official websites for communication with the community and developer: www.facebook.com/NinjaNezumiProductions & www.ninjanezumi.com
Pre-order the new game by James Earl Cox III (he made this famous porn-watch-sim —> http://indiegames.com/2016/06/you_must_be_18_or_older_to_ent.html ) and Remute here! And you can even grab a Steam key if the game gets released on Steam. ; ) Please vote if you like.
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by Remute
Songs about Transhumanity, a new definition of life and THE solution. Mesmerizing synthwave sequences and deep vocals by awesome singer PLAVKA (from Jam&Spoon, The Shamen and Rising High Collective Fame!) . Taken from Remute’s album ‘Play The Game’ and soundtrack for the PC-game ‘TransHuman’ by James Earl Cox III. GRAB IT FOR FREE HERE NOW!!! :)
Remute is not just the owner of the www-domain ‘Techno.xxx’, but also for sure one of the most productive, energetic and eclectic protagonists of this genre: Since his teenage days the Belgrade-born producer released his music on legendary record-labels like Tresor, Traum, Ladomat or Bedrock and sharpened his reputation as a creator of unconventional, but sure-shot-dancefloor-fillers! Besides countless worldwide gigs at festivals, raves and cult-clubs like Berghain, he is also a very well-known and popular remixer for artists like Kid Alex aka Boys Noize, GusGus, Justin Robertson, Daniel Avery or Solomun; furthermore he is still the world record holder concerning the longest remix (60 minutes of pure acid-madness for ‘Oculus’ from Iceland!) in dance-music-history. His own productions got remixed by artists like Paul Kalkbrenner, DJ Rush, Snuff Crew or Legowelt. Remute had his final breakthrough in 2008 when he launched his own, self-titled, label ‘Remute’ : Its first release ‘Zuendli’ triggered an unprecedented wave of techno-euphoria and the catchy, thrilling helicopter-sounds caused clubber’s jaw clenching and teeth grinding for many years. More distinctive releases followed in the 2010s like ‘The Orgy’ (including a sample of his own blood with each of the limited album editions), ‘Cowbell Mania’, ‘‘Lampuca For Me’ (thanks to Erol Alkan’s heavy support on BBC a massive genre-bending hit) or his 2013 album ‘Theme Tunes For 10 Games Never Made’ which successfully built an overdue bridge between videogaming and clubbing (just listen to its lead-track ‘Gravity?’) and made Remute tour the world with synth-modified gameconsoles and Commodore Amiga homecomputers… His probably most ambitious opus is called ‘REMUTE24’ and is a neverending weekly series of songs linked to news-headlines and zeitgeist: Danceable stories and rhythmic coded messages about week’s hot topics, moods and events - always 100% unpredictable. In late 2014 he once more proved his versatility and released a quasi-official, let’s say fan-made, ‘speculative mixtape’-album via the US-synthwave-label Telefuture called ‘Yoshiwara’ which tries to provide a retro-futuristic electronic soundtrack to the infamous nightclub of the same name from the pioneering SciFi-movie ‘Metropolis’ - the mediator between brain and hands has to be the heart. In 2016 he released his, entirely crowd-funded, new album ‘Play The Game’ which features collaborations with Shinichi Osawa, Lil’ Fang and Plavka and is his most catchy work so far.
Remute will play some hot tunes for you Jan 18th, 23:59 Berlin Time
Remute is not just the owner of the www-domain ‘Techno.xxx’, but also for sure one of the most productive, energetic and eclectic protagonists of this genre: Since his teenage days the Belgrade-born producer released his music on legendary record-labels like Tresor, Traum, Ladomat or Bedrock and sharpened his reputation as a creator of unconventional, but sure-shot-dancefloor-fillers! Besides countless worldwide gigs at festivals, raves and cult-clubs like Berghain, he is also a very well-known and popular remixer for artists like Kid Alex aka Boys Noize, GusGus, Justin Robertson, Daniel Avery or Solomun; furthermore he is still the world record holder concerning the longest remix (60 minutes of pure acid-madness for ‘Oculus’ from Iceland!) in dance-music-history. His own productions got remixed by artists like Paul Kalkbrenner, DJ Rush, Snuff Crew or Legowelt. Remute had his final breakthrough in 2008 when he launched his own, self-titled, label ‘Remute’ : Its first release ‘Zuendli’ triggered an unprecedented wave of techno-euphoria and the catchy, thrilling helicopter-sounds caused clubber’s jaw clenching and teeth grinding for many years. More distinctive releases followed in the 2010s like ‘The Orgy’ (including a sample of his own blood with each of the limited album editions), ‘Cowbell Mania’, ‘‘Lampuca For Me’ (thanks to Erol Alkan’s heavy support on BBC a massive genre-bending hit) or his 2013 album ‘Theme Tunes For 10 Games Never Made’ which successfully built an overdue bridge between videogaming and clubbing (just listen to its lead-track ‘Gravity?’) and made Remute tour the world with synth-modified gameconsoles and Commodore Amiga homecomputers… His probably most ambitious opus is called ‘REMUTE24’ and is a neverending weekly series of songs linked to news-headlines and zeitgeist: Danceable stories and rhythmic coded messages about week’s hot topics, moods and events - always 100% unpredictable. In late 2014 he once more proved his versatility and released a quasi-official, let’s say fan-made, ‘speculative mixtape’-album via the US-synthwave-label Telefuture called ‘Yoshiwara’ which tries to provide a retro-futuristic electronic soundtrack to the infamous nightclub of the same name from the pioneering SciFi-movie ‘Metropolis’ - the mediator between brain and hands has to be the heart. In 2016 he released his, entirely crowd-funded, new album ‘Play The Game’ which features collaborations with Shinichi Osawa, Lil’ Fang and Plavka and is his most catchy work so far.
by Remute
Coded Messages #3
Remute is not just the owner of the www-domain ‘Techno.xxx’, but also for sure one of the most productive, energetic and eclectic protagonists of this genre: Since his teenage days the Belgrade-born producer released his music on legendary record-labels like Tresor, Traum, Ladomat or Bedrock and sharpened his reputation as a creator of unconventional, but sure-shot-dancefloor-fillers! Besides countless worldwide gigs at festivals, raves and cult-clubs like Berghain, he is also a very well-known and popular remixer for artists like Kid Alex aka Boys Noize, GusGus, Justin Robertson, Daniel Avery or Solomun; furthermore he is still the world record holder concerning the longest remix (60 minutes of pure acid-madness for ‘Oculus’ from Iceland!) in dance-music-history. His own productions got remixed by artists like Paul Kalkbrenner, DJ Rush, Snuff Crew or Legowelt. Remute had his final breakthrough in 2008 when he launched his own, self-titled, label ‘Remute’ : Its first release ‘Zuendli’ triggered an unprecedented wave of techno-euphoria and the catchy, thrilling helicopter-sounds caused clubber’s jaw clenching and teeth grinding for many years. More distinctive releases followed in the 2010s like ‘The Orgy’ (including a sample of his own blood with each of the limited album editions), ‘Cowbell Mania’, ‘‘Lampuca For Me’ (thanks to Erol Alkan’s heavy support on BBC a massive genre-bending hit) or his 2013 album ‘Theme Tunes For 10 Games Never Made’ which successfully built an overdue bridge between videogaming and clubbing (just listen to its lead-track ‘Gravity?’) and made Remute tour the world with synth-modified gameconsoles and Commodore Amiga homecomputers… His probably most ambitious opus is called ‘REMUTE24’ and is a neverending weekly series of songs linked to news-headlines and zeitgeist: Danceable stories and rhythmic coded messages about week’s hot topics, moods and events - always 100% unpredictable. In late 2014 he once more proved his versatility and released a quasi-official, let’s say fan-made, ‘speculative mixtape’-album via the US-synthwave-label Telefuture called ‘Yoshiwara’ which tries to provide a retro-futuristic electronic soundtrack to the infamous nightclub of the same name from the pioneering SciFi-movie ‘Metropolis’ - the mediator between brain and hands has to be the heart. In 2016 he released his, entirely crowd-funded, new album ‘Play The Game’ which features collaborations with Shinichi Osawa, Lil’ Fang and Plavka and is his most catchy work so far.
Itch, Windows, OSX, Linux, Android
It’s Magic by Protovision is a jump’n run platformer with extremely cute graphics. The main character of the game is a little tomcat named Tommy - he is very curious and so he wants to be the first one who leaves his home world, the Dream Islands.
To make this plan come true, he signs on at a wizard.
One day, the wizard is out for some time, Tommy uses the opportunity: He takes the magic book and the crystal sphere and with the right spell, he catapults himself through time and space. Everything goes well it seems and he finds himself in the so called “Outside World”.
Fascinating - but soon Tommy wants to return home and realizes that this is impossible! He needs the crystal sphere for that, and some magic potions…
Unfortunately, the sphere broke down into thousand little pieces, and the potions are guarded by some monsters… And so, Tommy’s first adventure begins, and you can experience it with him. Meanwhile, the successor is available, too: It’s Magic 2.
It’s Magic consists of three worlds, each one is divided into 8 sections.
In each world a new graphic set expects you. To leave a section, you have to collect all diamonds and find a magic potion. This potion is carried around by one of the little monsters which run and fly around everywhere. And when you reach the level’s end and cannot leave - no problem: It’s Magic scrolls to the left and the right, so you can run back any time.
This is also useful in other cases: For example you can run after a monster until you get it. To do away with these creatures, you got an - of course magical - shot. Depending on the kind of the beastie more or less hits are sufficient to let it blow up in pink dust.
When the C64 was launched by Commodore in 1982 it immediately set the standard for 8-bit home computers. Its low cost, superior graphics, high quality sound and a massive 64 KB of RAM positioned it as the winner in the home computer wars, knocking out competitors from the likes of Atari, Texas Instruments, Sinclair, Apple and IBM.
Selling over 30 million units and introducing a whole generation to computers and programming, the C64 shook up the video games industry and sparked cultural phenomena such as computer music and the demoscene. In recent years the C64 has enjoyed a spectacular revival manifesting itself once again as a retrocomputing platform.
To allow you to experience and relive the wonders of this unique computer, Cloanto, developers of Commodore/Amiga software since the 1980s, has introduced C64 Forever, a revolutionary C64 emulator, preservation and support package. C64 Forever embodies an intuitive player interface, backed by a built-in database containing more than 5,000 C64 game entries, and advanced support for the new RP9 format, dubbed the “MP3 of retrogaming”.
System Requirements:
The downloadable Plus Edition of C64 Forever includes the full Plus Edition installer for Windows. If you would like to burn a CD, use the Build Image functionality from the Tools menu to create an ISO image and access printable artwork. Neither a physical box nor media are included.
Steam, Windows
Damage is a violent but humorous 2D-adventure-shooter based on Amiga cult classic which was originally released in 1996.
The idea of Damage is simple: kill as many people as possible!
Damage is an adventure game where you can roam freely in a wide urban setting, loot money and goods, buy weapons and other equipment from the black market and kill thousands of enemies: harmless civilians, policemen, army troopers, organised criminals, bloodhounds and vehicles.
DSBoH is humoristic and harmless outlet for our violent instincts.
THE STORY
In Damage you take control of a formerly exemplary man named Michael Modelcitizen, who had everything a man could possibly dream of. Because of that, he soon became deeply frustrated. Michael tried various methods in search of a new super human state, but during the process something went terribly wrong. The solution to regaining his previous status is ugly.
Michael starts with a primitive baseball bat, taking out unaware passers-by. It’s not long before Michael’s actions begins to attract the members of authority - who all try to eliminate him. Of course, he has access to numerous appetising weapons, and he starts experimenting with dangerous drugs to keep himself alive.
In Damage, you play as Michael and we guarantee you many, many delightful discoveries and a feeling of extreme freedom to venture and express yourself.
Itch, Windows, OSX, Linux
In Swarmonian Explorer, you take control over a swarm of particles to explore a huge variety of maps. You have to grow your swarm and solve puzzles or fight enemies with it in order to proceed. But it is not that easy, the world of Swarmonian Explorer is filled with dangers like enemy swarms, mysterious ghost dots and deadly spikes!
Your swarm is made of different particles, each color representing a special feature of this particle.
Green: Health. The most vulnerable particle, if you don’t have any of these left, your whole swarm dies Yellow: Activators. Usually used to activate mechanics but can also function as a bait to protect your health. Red: Strength. This is your food army, they can be used to attack and deal a massive amount of damage, but also die quick. Blue: Shield. They are used just like Strength to attack, but deal less damage and survive longer. White: Lumination. It is always good to have some of these, because they boost the view range of the particles nearby.
The future of the game
The game is currently in a good playable state, and I plan to release more updates with new features, maps and additions to the map editor.
Creating your own maps
You can create your own maps with the ingame map editor. I am also working on a service where you can upload and share your creations with others.
You don’t like the look of the game?
That is no problem, you can extend and/or completely change the look of Swarmonian Explorer by creating your own texture pack.
System Requirements:
Itch, Windows
THRIVE & FLOURISH
Explore the microenvironment of Ultra Vleurette, searching for nectar and interacting with abstract organisms.
Music by Snarlydawg
by GIS
Made with Renoise and passion.
GIS is sounds from everyday that take you far enough away to help you appreciate it.
All music made after work on a haphazard PC (Renoise) connected to a cheap amp
As promotion goals are achieved, bonuses are unlocked for everyone.
Itch, Windows, OSX, Linux, Android
It’s Magic by Protovision is a jump’n run platformer with extremely cute graphics. The main character of the game is a little tomcat named Tommy - he is very curious and so he wants to be the first one who leaves his home world, the Dream Islands.
To make this plan come true, he signs on at a wizard.
One day, the wizard is out for some time, Tommy uses the opportunity: He takes the magic book and the crystal sphere and with the right spell, he catapults himself through time and space. Everything goes well it seems and he finds himself in the so called “Outside World”.
Fascinating - but soon Tommy wants to return home and realizes that this is impossible! He needs the crystal sphere for that, and some magic potions…
Unfortunately, the sphere broke down into thousand little pieces, and the potions are guarded by some monsters… And so, Tommy’s first adventure begins, and you can experience it with him. Meanwhile, the successor is available, too: It’s Magic 2.
It’s Magic consists of three worlds, each one is divided into 8 sections.
In each world a new graphic set expects you. To leave a section, you have to collect all diamonds and find a magic potion. This potion is carried around by one of the little monsters which run and fly around everywhere. And when you reach the level’s end and cannot leave - no problem: It’s Magic scrolls to the left and the right, so you can run back any time.
This is also useful in other cases: For example you can run after a monster until you get it. To do away with these creatures, you got an - of course magical - shot. Depending on the kind of the beastie more or less hits are sufficient to let it blow up in pink dust.
Remute will play some hot tunes for you Jan 18th, 23:59 Berlin Time
Remute is not just the owner of the www-domain ‘Techno.xxx’, but also for sure one of the most productive, energetic and eclectic protagonists of this genre: Since his teenage days the Belgrade-born producer released his music on legendary record-labels like Tresor, Traum, Ladomat or Bedrock and sharpened his reputation as a creator of unconventional, but sure-shot-dancefloor-fillers! Besides countless worldwide gigs at festivals, raves and cult-clubs like Berghain, he is also a very well-known and popular remixer for artists like Kid Alex aka Boys Noize, GusGus, Justin Robertson, Daniel Avery or Solomun; furthermore he is still the world record holder concerning the longest remix (60 minutes of pure acid-madness for ‘Oculus’ from Iceland!) in dance-music-history. His own productions got remixed by artists like Paul Kalkbrenner, DJ Rush, Snuff Crew or Legowelt. Remute had his final breakthrough in 2008 when he launched his own, self-titled, label ‘Remute’ : Its first release ‘Zuendli’ triggered an unprecedented wave of techno-euphoria and the catchy, thrilling helicopter-sounds caused clubber’s jaw clenching and teeth grinding for many years. More distinctive releases followed in the 2010s like ‘The Orgy’ (including a sample of his own blood with each of the limited album editions), ‘Cowbell Mania’, ‘‘Lampuca For Me’ (thanks to Erol Alkan’s heavy support on BBC a massive genre-bending hit) or his 2013 album ‘Theme Tunes For 10 Games Never Made’ which successfully built an overdue bridge between videogaming and clubbing (just listen to its lead-track ‘Gravity?’) and made Remute tour the world with synth-modified gameconsoles and Commodore Amiga homecomputers… His probably most ambitious opus is called ‘REMUTE24’ and is a neverending weekly series of songs linked to news-headlines and zeitgeist: Danceable stories and rhythmic coded messages about week’s hot topics, moods and events - always 100% unpredictable. In late 2014 he once more proved his versatility and released a quasi-official, let’s say fan-made, ‘speculative mixtape’-album via the US-synthwave-label Telefuture called ‘Yoshiwara’ which tries to provide a retro-futuristic electronic soundtrack to the infamous nightclub of the same name from the pioneering SciFi-movie ‘Metropolis’ - the mediator between brain and hands has to be the heart. In 2016 he released his, entirely crowd-funded, new album ‘Play The Game’ which features collaborations with Shinichi Osawa, Lil’ Fang and Plavka and is his most catchy work so far.
by Remute
Coded Messages #3
Remute is not just the owner of the www-domain ‘Techno.xxx’, but also for sure one of the most productive, energetic and eclectic protagonists of this genre: Since his teenage days the Belgrade-born producer released his music on legendary record-labels like Tresor, Traum, Ladomat or Bedrock and sharpened his reputation as a creator of unconventional, but sure-shot-dancefloor-fillers! Besides countless worldwide gigs at festivals, raves and cult-clubs like Berghain, he is also a very well-known and popular remixer for artists like Kid Alex aka Boys Noize, GusGus, Justin Robertson, Daniel Avery or Solomun; furthermore he is still the world record holder concerning the longest remix (60 minutes of pure acid-madness for ‘Oculus’ from Iceland!) in dance-music-history. His own productions got remixed by artists like Paul Kalkbrenner, DJ Rush, Snuff Crew or Legowelt. Remute had his final breakthrough in 2008 when he launched his own, self-titled, label ‘Remute’ : Its first release ‘Zuendli’ triggered an unprecedented wave of techno-euphoria and the catchy, thrilling helicopter-sounds caused clubber’s jaw clenching and teeth grinding for many years. More distinctive releases followed in the 2010s like ‘The Orgy’ (including a sample of his own blood with each of the limited album editions), ‘Cowbell Mania’, ‘‘Lampuca For Me’ (thanks to Erol Alkan’s heavy support on BBC a massive genre-bending hit) or his 2013 album ‘Theme Tunes For 10 Games Never Made’ which successfully built an overdue bridge between videogaming and clubbing (just listen to its lead-track ‘Gravity?’) and made Remute tour the world with synth-modified gameconsoles and Commodore Amiga homecomputers… His probably most ambitious opus is called ‘REMUTE24’ and is a neverending weekly series of songs linked to news-headlines and zeitgeist: Danceable stories and rhythmic coded messages about week’s hot topics, moods and events - always 100% unpredictable. In late 2014 he once more proved his versatility and released a quasi-official, let’s say fan-made, ‘speculative mixtape’-album via the US-synthwave-label Telefuture called ‘Yoshiwara’ which tries to provide a retro-futuristic electronic soundtrack to the infamous nightclub of the same name from the pioneering SciFi-movie ‘Metropolis’ - the mediator between brain and hands has to be the heart. In 2016 he released his, entirely crowd-funded, new album ‘Play The Game’ which features collaborations with Shinichi Osawa, Lil’ Fang and Plavka and is his most catchy work so far.
Working keys for C64 Forever 2016 Plus Edition have been added.
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A signed vinyl copy of Remute’s new release ‘Transhuman / The Solution’ + Remute stickers
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