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This demo was made as a solo dev project to learn animation and AI behaviour techniques, with the incredible help of a team of Music and Sound Designers to bring the game to life! Kris Sian - Game Design, Programming, Level Design, Art, AnimationMadeline Autumn - ComposerYuheng Wang - Sound Effects ArtistShanan Mcleary - Sound Effects Artist The Original Soundtrack by Madeline Autumn can be foun…

"Probo Rush is a challenging run-and-gun action shooting game, harkening back to the classic games of the genre. Battle against machines, aliens, and tough bosses across 15 levels, with adjustable health settings for a personalized challenge. The Assist Mode offers accessibility for those seeking an easier experience. Inspired by games like Contra, Probo Rush is a must-play for fans of retro-style shooters."

"Striving for Light: Survival" is a first-person open-world survival game set in a sprawling, procedurally generated world filled with ancient technology and mysterious creatures. Players must gather resources, craft tools, and build shelters to survive, while also uncovering the secrets of the world and battling its dangerous inhabitants. The game emphasizes exploration, combat, and player choice, making each playthrough a unique experience.

One Finger Death Punch is a fast-paced brawler game that features cinematic kung-fu battles with a unique 1:1 response system. Players can choose from five classic kung-fu styles and various weapons, and face off in over 250 stages across 13 modes with three difficulty levels. With 21 unlockable skills, players can create unique combat combinations and test their skills in the survival mode. The game offers an immersive and intense experience, where every bone-crunching hit provides immediate feedback.

In "Scarlett's Dungeon," a 10-year-old girl named Scarlett embarks on a mission to rescue her family from a monster who has kidnapped them. The game is a tribute to the 8-bit/16-bit era, featuring pixel art visuals, retro soundtracks, and randomly generated dungeons. Gameplay consists of exploring 15 floors, fighting enemies, and finding your way to the final showdown with the God Lord.

"Octogeddon is an action-packed arcade game where you play as a mutant octopus determined to destroy the world. Upgrade your tentacles with various animal weapons and customize your attacks to defeat a variety of enemies and bosses. With its easy-to-learn gameplay, spectacular graphics, and plenty of humor, Octogeddon provides a ridiculously fun and unique 'Spin-Em-Up' experience."

"Eldest Souls" is a pixel-art boss-rush game where players face off against the Old Gods, who have been imprisoned for ages. As a lone warrior, players must utilize their skill, timing, and strategy to defeat these powerful beings in intense, adrenaline-fueled battles. With each victory, players can upgrade their character and gear, adding a layer of RPG elements to the gameplay. The game promises a challenging and rewarding experience for fans of difficult action games.

In "For Sparta" , players step into the role of King Leonidas, leading the Spartan army against a relentless Persian invasion in a roguelike, arcade-style battlefield. With over 200 gameplay-changing items and 40 unique enemies, each run offers new challenges and strategies. The easy-to-learn combat system and addictive score attack mode create a highly replayable experience, inviting players to attack, dodge, and learn from their deaths to achieve greater success.

NeverAwake is a highly anticipated console game, offering a thrilling exploration experience. It showcases unique features, including a twisted dreamworld and innovative combat system, where players must confront their fears to survive. With stunning visuals and immersive gameplay, players can purchase and download the game from the PlayStation Store. Delve into mysteries and save your nightmares from becoming a never-ending reality.

The Tower: The Order of XII is a humble puzzle game, a fantasy interconected franchise of games, stories and characters. Who said Indie games couldn't have their own version of a shared universe?