| Screenshot | Description | |
| Flash Movement Demo | No screenshot yet | A simple demonstration of the controls for my first ever flash game, go try it out and see how the character moves, what it can do, and how the controls work. Click! |
| Vader's Games |  | Easily the best game on this site so far, Vader's Games is a game where you play minigames to earn points to buy more minigames, cheats, new modes, and secret characters. You can choose from eight characters to start one, and there are twenty-five characters in all once you unlock them. You start out with three minigames, but there are nine games once you unlock them all. On top of that, there are a bunch of secrets and extras like special character abilities, secret ways to earn points, interactive items in the character selection screen, new modes like disco mode and dizzy mode, and much much more. It even keeps track of your score, which you can later submit to this website to go in the hall of fame. Download it here.
Email me your high score, time records, or anything else like that and I will get it up on a section of the site. Email me at [email protected] |
| Paths | No screenshot yet | My first game, not too great, but hey, it sets up the storyline for my game that IS good, and that game is coming soon.
In Paths, you choose which path you want to take, be it archer, sorcerer, or soldier. You take control of the person's life and guide them through it. This game is filled with battles, puzzles, traps, and it even has cutscenes to move along the plot. It's finally finished, so click here to download it! |
| John's Game | No screenshot yet | In this simple game of predictions, my friend John came up with four geographical events that could happen in the future. All you have to do is predict the date! Simple! You get four dates and four years, good luck! John's Game |
| Interactive Pi |  | The first of my really good calculator games, Interactive Pi is a game for the TI-89 (also TI-89 Titanium) Graphing Calculator where you, as the name suggests, interact with Pi. Pi is an interesting character who can do quite a bit. It says well over 100 things and can do quite a bit. You can ask Pi questions, ranging from a simple greeting to asking Pi's mood to yelling at Pi if you're in a bad mood. Pi can also run, hop, jump, and solve math problems. You can feed Pi, take Pi on a walk, etc. Anyway I think it's an enjoyable program (when you need something to do in math class, for example), although just a warning: it has a bit of a loading time. You can download Interactive Pi here. Have fun! |
| Choices |  | Choices is another game for the TI-89 graphing calculator. I highly recommend this one (as I would with most of my games, but this one above most). So the game is to simply make it through a day of school. Simple, right? Right? RIGHT? WRONG! Actually, throughout the day you will be faced with many choices (hence the title). Make the right choice, and you make it through another part of the day. Make the wrong choice, and... Well you'll see. The whole game has very funny responses to whatever you do, so every time you play through you can get a laugh out of it. Also, it's different every time, because if you make the right choice, something lucky might happen... See who out of your friends can get the highest score. So if you wanted to download Choices, and who wouldn't, click right here on that link there. |
| Search |  | A simple TI-89 game for the TI-89 graphing calculator, the whole point to Search is to, well, search (another creatively named game I know) out the letter among the numbers. Sounds easy, but it can be tricky on that small screen when you're trying to distinguish an S from a 5 or something like that. And the trick is there are a few letters mixed in. You need to find the letters, keep count of them, and then enter the number you found. Get it right, you win. Get it wrong, you lose the game. It'll be a random number of letters mixed in each time, so look carefully. Also a fun game to race someone else in. Download Search by clicking on the O in the 0s... 000O000000000 (bet that was challenging since it's even in a different color). |
| Count |  | Ah, the classic game of counting to 21, on your TI-89 graphing calculator! Here's how it works: You add to the total by adding either 1 or 2, taking turns with the computer. First one to hit 21 loses. Pit your brain against the computer and see if you can win. Just a warning, it's actually pretty hard. Download Count by clicking on this liiiiiiiiiink |