Holecopy is pattern matching game, where the player has to match a sequence of blocks into a spinning wall.

This one is a little program I made to draw pictures that look like those 160x200x16 resolution graphics you see in the awesome old Sierra adventure games. It's pretty simple but I think it's nice for its purpose.

Objective of the game is to find the space ship or whatever , use the mouse to find them once you get near them the radar will help you , radar has to be orange for 250 point or red for 500 point pus near bonus , press mousebutton 1 to shoot them , a miss fire will cost you 100 points and thats it

This is a little mini game (tech demo really) was knocked up after being sent a test running animation (By Ardvarc). I wasn't expecting the animation to be the face on, since it was, figured something like this might a bit of fun.

The idea was borrowed from an old game called Fishy. The one player mode is pretty much the same. What I brought to this game was an option to play with a friend. Plus a few new features. Your objective is to avoid bigger fish and eat the smaller. When you grow in size - you get to eat more bigger fish!

This is a bit of a Space Invaders tech demo (shock, horror), with a one key difference though ! - In this version, the game controls more than one Alien Swarm. All of which is easily managed with some of PlayBasic high level array controls. Namely the ability to pass and array handles around. So the game stores a main linked list of array handles that make up this scene. Then during each redraw, we run through the scene list and dispatch the arrays to the handler/drawing routines.

In this game you control this little white silhouette girl. You use mouse to help her get in places she can't reach without help.[EOL]I think this turned out fine. It doesn't have any sounds mainly because I didn't find any suitable ones at the moment.[EOL]I added a possibility to make your own levels too.

Meals Of The Dragon is side scrolling shooter, where you play as dragon.

This is remake/reworking of the classic vector coin op game asteroids.

Help your crustacean to clean the island. Find all cans in the island and Avoid mice. Move your hero using the mouse pointer. You don't need to press any button in this game... actually you need to press any mouse button to start, but... you know. Clean the Island!! was created for Ludum Dare 17 competition (Theme: Islands, April 23rd-25th 2010).

This application is a simple audio tool for splitting 16bit stereo wave files (of Cassette / Lp recordings) into songs for burning to CD.

It's a 2D cave flying game, where locally up to 6 players battle against each others with flying ships. The game is coming along nicely so far but sadly I'm going to army soon so progress will be significantly slower as I will be able to work with my game only on weekends. I present my game here to ensure it's progress as my bigger projects tend to freeze if I can't create them non-stop. Although I have pretty much planned everything I want to be in the game (as this is gonna be a game I will play myself with my friends) I still would like to hear others thoughts and suggestions about it. Also performance with computer specs would be useful.

This is the winning game for our 2009/2010 casual creations competition. In this game the player participates in a series of mini games, where we first rescue the girl, we drive her to hospital, then catapult her in an available bed.

Had the urge to try and write MD2 model loader/render for PB this morning. Turns out to be pretty simple.. The demo shows a couple of animated dragon models being rendered with alpha blending to make it a little bit more interesting. Even though the demo is written in PlayBasic V1.64j and the code is pretty ugly, it still runs pretty well considering.

Holly is a scrolling platformer where the player controls a ball with several weapons and puzzle items to use. While this is a TechDemo focusing upon the initial game engine, it's already looking pretty interesting.

Mick takes on a Bingo simulation.