inverted rhythm game x hidden object game x misophonia simulator; heavy garage bad dream adventure vibes. this dev had made a load of other fascinating looking surreal/horror titles that you gotta see

Generally save for a couple of exemptions, I try to keep a certain level of quality here. Meet the newest exemption. Intentionally awful compilation of minigames inspired by nice code multicarts.

passive aggressive player hostile game. everything is laid out cleanly for you. the chances of you winning are against you. why do you keep flipping? what do you think will happen?

we can argue endlessly about if this counts. but i dont care. it does. please play the best fictional reality game since hypnospace outlaw, it is an absolute treat.

headed by Kenichi Nishi (moon, ufo a day in the life, lack of love, chibi-robo) and Yukihito Morikawa (mostly known for Jumping Flash). i.e. some of the original sicko game makers out there <3

stone cold classic indie from 00/03, obscene amount of worlds and levels to complete, achievements to unlock and janky gameplay to be enjoyed. they did it up shiny but left the delicious Crust on!

where do you even start on this. obscene levels of text. solve my spreadsheet. all for what looks like a regular 1v1. good grief. i love this kinda sh*t, even with the presence of ai imagery.

perhaps the most disturbing entry to date on here, this game outright describes itself as a kidnapping simulator. perhaps add stalking onto that too. big ol content warnings on this one.

sometimes all it takes to get me invested is a strong visual aesthetic and this one has it literal fistfuls. a hand fixation gone wild, everything pulsating moving, full of life.

i was hoping i wouldnt have to put this game in here, but alas it flew under the radar. toshio iwai (electroplankton) would be proud of this, a delightfully toyetic music making timesink.