Ported to Flash and, amazingly, the NES on a physical cartridge. It had one of the largest modding scenes of any Mac game, with levels taking place on the Titanic, a space station and an art museum. Surprisingly chill, and it includes the capability to make your own levels.

You guide a paper airplane through all the rooms of a house, using the rising air from vents, candles and lamps to stay afloat, and avoiding hazards like dripping water, toasters, basketballs, and the floor. It was widely ported, and there's also a modern version of the engine, but the Mac version had a couple of little extras: the graphics were upscaled to higher resolution than any other version, and the mid-level save stations actually let you save to a file rather than just act as a checkpoint. A fantastic and challenging game from France, with interesting puzzle/platforming gameplay, rotoscoped animation (meaning super smooth movement), impressive vector cutscenes, and a neat sci-fi plot. The year is 2142, and you find yourself in an alien jungle with a gun and erased memories. Cool platformer with a lot of exploration, pretty unusual in how destructible the levels are. You're a wizard from a peaceful underground anteater-like race, and shit's about to go down because the goblins and insects are attacking your caverns.

The game's a bit tricky, considering there are red and blue bricks you have to change your ball's color to break, and diamond bricks you can only break when the ball has no color, as well as skull bricks which you must avoid. Instead of controlling a paddle, you steer the ball as it bounces vertically. You play as a heroic pillbug who can curl up to roll around like Sonic for a limited time, or just punch enemies. Worth checking out.ģD platformer featuring cartoon bugs almost like A Bug's Life. Was made free when the developer went bankrupt. A 2D platformer with a rather unique mouse-driven aim system, a gritty style, and merciless action. You got locked up in a prison where illegal genetic experiments take place, and all the inmates were transformed into monsters. From the dude that made The Fool's Errand.

She has to find her way back to the spreadsheet, solving puzzles in a very Alice In Wonderland story.

During a power outage, a number 3 fell off the spreadsheet and into the guts of the computer.

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