Terry's Other Games

About

"Terry's Other Games" is a collection of rare and hard-to-find games developed by indie game designer Terry Cavanagh. This steam pack includes some of his earliest works, offering a glimpse into his game development journey from his beginning to his current status. The compilation contains several substantial games, such as the gravity-defying platformer "VVVVVV" and the dice-based dungeon crawler "Dicey Dungeons," as well as other unique titles that showcase Cavanagh's creativity and ingenuity.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

The collection features a variety of small, enjoyable games with a charming presentation and insightful commentary from Terry Cavanagh.
Many players appreciate the nostalgic value and the preservation of Terry's earlier works, with standout titles like 'Don't Look Back' and 'Tiny Heist' receiving high praise.
The user interface is fast and responsive, making it easy to explore the collection without technical hassles.

Some games in the collection may feel rough or unfinished, which could be disappointing for players expecting polished experiences.
The difficulty level in certain games can be quite high, potentially frustrating players who prefer a more casual gaming experience.
A few titles, like 'The Hunt', have been criticized for being overly challenging or not engaging enough, leading to mixed feelings about the overall quality.

gameplay
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The gameplay of "grab them by the eyes" is highlighted for its innovative and straightforward card drafting mechanics, which contribute to a highly enjoyable experience. Despite the games being relatively small in scale, they are praised for their engaging gameplay and thoughtful design.
- “Grab Them by the Eyes has one of the simplest yet most brilliant card drafting mechanics that I have ever seen.”
- “Most games are fairly small, but definitely enjoyable, both in terms of gameplay and design.”
graphics
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The graphics are praised for their retro aesthetic, particularly in "Naya's Quest," which creatively plays with perspective and dimensions, adding a unique visual experience despite some initial confusion.
- “The difficulty may be a bit high at times, though I feel this fits in well with the retro aesthetic. My favorite so far is Naya's Quest; I love the way it plays with perspective and dimensions, even if it's confusing at first.”