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Our new game Mashina is live on Kickstarter! It’s a digging and mining game with cute stop-motion robots. We would love your support spreading it and supporting the campaign
Our latest game Judero is out now! Get hit here: The stop motion action commences! Discover the mythical Scottish Borders. Play as Judero, a pagan seer with the ability to possess animals, and embark on an adventure unlike any other. All hand animated in glorious stop motion!
Our latest game Judero is out now! Get hit here:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1960900/Judero/
The stop motion action commences!
Discover the mythical Scottish Borders. Play as Judero, a pagan seer with the ability to possess animals, and embark on an adventure unlike any other. All hand animated in glorious stop motion!
Jack King-Spooner’s wonderful handcrafted Beeswing now has a free browser-based version, in addition to the plain old paid downloadable one. Beeswing explores the small Scottish village where Jack grew up, chatting with people, seeing the sights, wandering the countryside, and tu
Jack King-Spooner’s wonderful handcrafted Beeswing [official site] now has a free browser-based version, in addition to the plain old paid downloadable one. Beeswing explores the small Scottish village where Jack grew up, chatting with people, seeing the sights, wandering the countryside, and tugging at your heartstrings. Swing on by Itch or Game Jolt to play in your browser for free. … [visit site to read more]
You might know Jack King-Spooner for his lovely, autobiographical Beeswing , set in the titular town in rural Scotland. He's heading a bit further afield for his next game, Dujanah , a magical realist game "set in a fictional Islamic majority country that has an occupying militar
You might know Jack King-Spooner for his lovely, autobiographical Beeswing, set in the titular town in rural Scotland. He's heading a bit further afield for his next game, Dujanah, a magical realist game "set in a fictional Islamic majority country that has an occupying military force". You're a woman named Dujanah, and you don't like that occupying force very much, leading to "various moral, psychological and political dilemmas".
If you think it sounds a bit dry, you're almost certainly wrong, as this still appears to be a Jack King-Spooner game through and through. The people and sets are mostly made out of clay, while Dujanah herself appears to travel around with a ruddy great mech. The story, like Beeswing's, will be a non-linear one, enhanced this time by various "randomised elements". And, if you wanted more 'game' in Beeswing, you'll be pleased to hear of Dujanah's in-game arcade, which among other things features a "metroid-like" platformer named Caves of Al Dajjal.
Visually, I think King-Spooner's come on a long way, too. There are some lovely, glitchy visual effects going on in Dujanah.
If you want to see Dujanah happen, you could always fling a few bob at the ongoing Kickstarter, which has raised just shy of 2,000 of its 6,000 goal.