Casual games site extraordinaire Jay is Games recently finished up its month-long game design competition, picking one winner and two runners-up out of 21 submitted puzzlers. The games lean towards the inscrutable, but they're all incredibly inventive and quick -- perfect for a Friday coffee break full of rampant clicking and trial-and-error logic.
Casual games site extraordinaire Jay is Games recently finished up its month-long game design competition, picking one winner and two runners-up out of 21 submitted puzzlers. The games lean towards the inscrutable, but they're all incredibly inventive and quick -- perfect for a Friday coffee break full of rampant clicking and trial-and-error logic.
Reader Comments (7)
Posted: Sep 1st 2006 12:05PM (Unverified) said
Love the title. Better read than most articles to tell you the truth, great job!
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Posted: Sep 1st 2006 12:21PM (Unverified) said
Aaaaaaand there's seemingly no way to actually play the games. I just keep getting that stupid "sponsored by" screen and taken back to the main page.
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Posted: Sep 1st 2006 12:23PM (Unverified) said
Nevermind, I guess it was all part of the server down thing, it works now.
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Posted: Sep 1st 2006 1:58PM (Unverified) said
Wow... I beat Clack and Thief, those were pretty cool. Go waste half an hour on these, they're nifty!
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Posted: Sep 1st 2006 5:43PM (Unverified) said
Frustrating? Mmm... If you play them for more than 15 seconds you'll start to figure them out. ;-) I had a great time with them all, especially Cyberpunk, Thief, Keys, and the sound-based Jewel Drop. Some really talented game designers.
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Posted: Sep 1st 2006 6:51PM (Unverified) said
An amazing collection from some of the best Flash game developers from around the world. I was totally floored by the quality submitted. If you love puzzle games, do yourself a favor and play some of these gems. You just might be stunned by what you see. ;)
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