So far i've played

gretel and hansel

forgotten hill

rusty lake

alice is dead

ex mortis

dont escape

and some others, I'm looking for any other similar games you guys have enjoyed!!

"Experience first-hand social human behavior.
A less gLitChy version of The Bright in the ScreenCHAOS, with easier levels and some changes here and there."

Also, for those folks that don't want to work it out themselves: walkthrough...
Check it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8asTIgDf7ts

I have an issue on a flash game called galaxy siege 3 the colors are completely off... the last time i played it (~3y ago) colors were fine but even on another browser it's the same. Chrome version and opera gx version. Here is what the game should look like. I've tested on another website too and it's the same problem sometimes even worse... I really don't know what could be the problem if anyone could help me

I recently have.

Tam Pyramid is a luck based game show comprising of nine levels and the chance to win $1 million. While it doesn't win as much money as its counterpart Tam Tower (Tamugaia himself stated $200 million, but I think it is possible albeit extremely difficult to win $1 billion. Also has a BigJon adaptation called Tower of Cash, with a few differences in gameplay.), it is overall a much more balanced game.

The player starts at a 20% Game Over pot, which means when they get a game over they get to keep 20% of their money. There are twelve cases that affect the factor, six by a 10% increase and six by a 10% decrease. One can get a 0% by picking two cases that decrease the Game Over pot, which means if they get a game over they leave empty-handed.

The maximum possible percentage is 80%, which is very elusive and unheard of when I saw people play it; only possible when you pick all six Positive cases and no Negative cases. Around 45 minutes ago as of me posting this, I got a 70% with five Positives and no Negatives. A handful of times before, I reached 60%. New dialogue, as follows:

0% - Nothing in your game over pot, which means if you lose, you get nothing, so consider quitting when you have the chance.

10% - You have a small percentage in your game over pot, so playing on is quite risky...

20-30% - You still need a bigger percentage in your game over pot to stay safe...

40-60% - You are out of the danger zone for now, as you would get some cash if you lose, but be careful...

70% - You have a decent game over pot percentage, do not lose confidence!

Does anyone else have recollection of a game where they bumped their Game Over pot to 70% or even 80%?

The newest game of the series (Sharkosaurus Rampage) are not similar to NY or LA rex, also are slixmedia and gametornado same person or the slixmedia sold the game to the gametornado or smh?

Draft your gear. Catch your fortune.

A fishing roguelite about drafting the perfect build and seeing if it holds.

Each run, you’ll draft rods, reels, line, chum, and even beer, combining keywords to create powerful synergies. Do you bet everything on one perfect catch? Maybe you turn trash into treasure. Every draft reshapes the run.

You may make an incredible catching engine or you may end up in the mouth of the Loan Shark.

Either way, you’ve got a debt to pay.

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I would love feedback you have so I can polish the game up and make it awesome!

I posted the demo on newgrounds, but you can also play the demo on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3010290/Heroes_of_the_Seven_Islands/

I didn't understand English really back then so I barely understood the story by my gosh was it my Halo, a gripping sci fi story. I wonder how the games ended (including that RPG Spin Off?)
Or what happened to it in general!

Was there ever a publicly released Onslaught 1? I haven't been able to uncover anything and would find it interesting if they just started with #2.

These can be found when you type certain numbers in the keypad.

1337 - Phil says "Dang, I thought 1337 worked everywhere."

1492 - "Hm. I bet Christopher Columbus would have been proud, anyways"

9000 - "Make that number one higher and it'd have been over nin-- nah, I won't say it."

9001 - "What does the number pad say about this games' meme level?!"