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Black and white 2.. is much better.
I feel you mate. iv just the one kid and im the full time dad. i cant even take a crap now without someone watching xD Thank you for doing what...
it is crazy times in the world at the moment. bloody shame buddy. iv a creative mind. love giving feedback and new ideas to people.
this is nice. GG. kids should like this, the best thing about keeping fish is building the perfect fish tank with all the rocks and toys etc. you...
this looks real nice. it has me thinking. i think id like to play it but im not 100% sure on what it is? Is it like micro managing the earth...
you could add some power ups to this. to make you play different tactics each game. say like the ability to freeze an opponents ball for a turn...
It would be nice if he got bigger when running on snow (like a snowball rolling down a hillside) making him harder to shade and move, then smaller...
A time challenge would be good. then you can play against your friends, how many equations can you do in 2 mins etc.
how about weapons that require you to collect before you can use them? like Cinderella, you have to find and pick up her glass slipper before you...
when i saw the "text box" weapon i was sold! that is so clever because that is exactly how we attack each other in real life on social media. game...
My thoughts also. but yes great little game, it has kept my interest. your puzzles are really nice. you should take a look at a game called...
In the 1950's something new came out that every food company started to put their own brand too "instant cake mix" just add water. but no one...
i have a crude pitch im putting together tho its is such a good idea im worried it will be stolen. catch 22 i guess :( ideas guys?
iv had an idea for a game for over 20years. 15years ago Devs have siad it cant be done. but now it can im sure. how do you protect ur ideas?
Hello to anyone reading this, thanks for taking an interest ;o) im an ideas man. i have great ideas for games but 0 ideas how to make them.
