Original Flash Games

In 2010 I partnered with a few programmer friends to make snack-sized Flash games for the Flash Game Sponsorship market. Here are some screenshots & gamelinks:

ScamperGhost

Inspired by our love for classic videogames, Nick Bray & I made a mouse-avoider/collector called Scamperghost. The idea was "Pac-Man Without Walls" plus a slow-mo powerup with ghosts of varying intelligence including the "SleeperGhost," an innovation later found in Namco's own "Pac-Man Championship Edition 2!" Scamperghost was licensed by MaxGames.com & enjoyed several million plays, even inspiring a direct clone by King.com called "Pac-Avoid."

FarmBee

FarmBee is a mouse-avoider/collector with a farming theme I made with Chaz Carter from FlashChaz.com. FarmBee was licensed by Gimme5Games.com & enjoyed several million plays.

Save The Goons

Save The Goons is a game I made with Paul Balon from SeaLionGames.com. A silly green alien is dropping bombs on little egg people, and your goal is to defend them by blocking the bombs with your robot. The game was licensed by Gimme5Games.com.

GlomboPop

Chaz Carter from FlashChaz.com & I teamed up to make a second game called "GlomboPop." It's a bizarre little game where you avoid an increasingly fast radial beam of light while collecting as many "square-eee-oes" as possible. GlomboPop was licensed by NotDoppler.com.

Z-Drum 3003

Z-Drum 3003 is a drum machine you play with your numpad. However, Flash apps have a slight latency that results in imperfect timing. It's not much of an app but the pixel art is neat, and it was a way for me to essentially get paid to learn ActionScript 3. Z-Drum was licensed on auction at FlashGameLicense.com by Spil Games.