RafaelFajardo

Everyday the same dream

Everyday the same dream (via elenkeam)

July 7, 2011

starflavoredspaghettisauce: If you get the chance, you should definitely play Passage, a gorgeous 8-Bit style art “game” that only takes 5 minutes to play. It’s a simple, but enormously poignant story of life, death, and companionship, and it’s incredibly beautiful, for all of its simplicity.

July 7, 2011

Inner Workings: The Path

Inner Workings: The Path forwardresent: It’s been a long time since I’ve posted anything, I got a new laptop and I’ve spent days just catching up on gaming, it didn’t help Steam had a huge holiday sale on and I can actually run 99% of the things on there now. The Path is an indie/art…

July 7, 2011

Make Your Own Game

July 7, 2011

Make Your Own Game

July 7, 2011

Is it time?

Is it time? check-it: There is a download link on the right of the web page, it is a small, but smart art game, really worth checking out. I think that it works best if you imagine you are the character from the beginning, making choices as your character would.

July 7, 2011

Derpkip.: Flash Game Monday #19 – Distance

Derpkip.: Flash Game Monday #19 – Distance derpkip: Another game by one of my favorite flash game artists, Austinbreed. Distance is a simplistic game about a long distance relationship. You click through to watch several scenes of the couple’s day until you come to their conversation at the end of the day. Attempting to keep…

July 7, 2011

A Good Reason To Wake Up: Limbo: If You Don’t Like Me, Then Go Play Halo.

A Good Reason To Wake Up: Limbo: If You Don’t Like Me, Then Go Play Halo. agoodreasontowakeup: I finally got around playing the great artistic indie title called, Limbo. The game Jim Sterling gave a 10 to. A game by Destructoid’s own definition is a “Flawless Victory”; a game people point the finger at to…

July 7, 2011

dinosaurparty: (via Ian Bogost – A Slow Year Limited Edition) Just in case you were wondering, the special limited edition of Ian Bogost’s art-game-poems A Slow Year is available now. I’ve got my fingers crossed that he’s making progress towards finding a more sustainable model for the collection and sale of artists’ games.

July 7, 2011