Shared features: Platformer, Bullet hell, Pixel art
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Petri PartyNew
Petri Party is a frantic, physics-driven party platformer where disposable slimes battle it out across a playful laboratory micro-world. Grab a friend (or seventeen), pick your weapon, and dive into fast, high-skill rounds full of grappling, wall-walking and gloriously accidental victories.
Shared features: Platformer, Bullet hell, Action
Amazing Slot Survivor (A.S.S.)New
Spin the slot machine and see how powerful you'll become! Luck shapes your arsenal, but only skill keeps you alive in this high-stakes bullet heaven roguelite. Master unique weapons and destroy the Spawners summoning endless hordes, and push your luck to the limit.
Shared features: Platformer, Bullet hell, Action
Gaming DNA & ESTINew
Test your reactions, aim, tracking, and memory in short, replayable skill challenges. Chase personal bests and dodge incoming skills in classic 2D MOBA training. Quick runs, clear results, and another chance to improve.
Shared features: Platformer, Bullet hell, Action
STAtICNew
Static is a short fast paced first person game. You hit back enemy fire in this game you don't shoot back. It has four quick levels that are timed. You earn a total score based on the time it takes you to beat the full game. There are no extra features just the game. Can you get the high score?
Shared features: Platformer, Bullet hell, Action
Shared features: Platformer, Bullet hell, Action
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