Rolling over smooth roads with your trusted moped. Dodge cars, break barriers, jump over mini ramps, and pick coins.

After playing Streets of Rage, I went to prototype this classic game genre.

Mix ingredients to create new kinds of potions, sell potions, and use the gold to buy more expensive ingredients. Repeat.

Moving the character legs via code and finding a nice flat shading configuration.

Shake trees, pick apples, catch butterflies.

Physics simulations to move and climb on boxes.

Mining, finding gems, and buying resources to mine more gems.

Based on the Star Realms card game. It features animated 3d cards and effects to show the usage of resources.

A twin-stick shooter. With the left stick, you move your character, and with the right, you point to where you want to aim.

What best platformer to learn from than the original Mario? The twist is 3D characters and physic simulated coins.

For the second week, I did a combat game using real-time strategy mechanics. It clones some of the base functionality of games like StarCraft.

For the first week of my One Game a Week Challenge I did a combat game using a turn-based mechanic.