Hobo Prison Brawl
The second Hobo takes the side-scrolling fight into a prison with new combinations, inmates and objects to throw.
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The second Hobo takes the side-scrolling fight into a prison with new combinations, inmates and objects to throw.
Shaun, Timmy and Shirley must reach the barn together.
Bigwig Media's original hot-dog stand game moves from simple orders to fast service with several ingredients and hungry customers.
A determined knight crosses a strange wasteland while hunger repeatedly interrupts the journey.
This physics toy lets you experiment with how a small ragdoll reacts to tools, objects and forces.
Forge weapons for a band of warriors and collect better materials.
Giant monsters wrestle across Japanese cities, using streets and buildings as their arena.
The sequel turns the monster roster into a side-scrolling brawler against alien bosses across large city stages.
Ironhide's original tower defense gives you fixed building sites, reinforcements and several routes for upgrading each tower.
Arthur, Lancelot and Percival fight through Capcom's medieval campaign, with a guard and level-up system.
A side-scrolling shooter built around a movable support pod that can intercept fire and attack from different angles.
SNK's arcade bowling game condenses a lane into fast rounds with exaggerated reactions and multiple scoring modes.
A penguin turns repeated ramp launches into longer flights by buying gliders and rockets.
The penguin builds a customizable sled and glider to smash through obstacles instead of only flying farther.
The third game changes the goal from horizontal distance to altitude, building a multi-stage penguin rocket.
A party travels through a randomly generated city using weapons, upgrades and different approaches to enemies.
Drag elements together to combine them and discover new ones.
Find traction and balance over rough terrain.
This side-view Madness action game keeps Hank moving while a giant enemy pursues him between gunfights.
Hank's attacks are planned across both space and time before the action plays out.
The original Flash Project Nexus has story missions and an arena mode centered on weapon pickups and close-quarters firefights.
A sword-wielding hero ascends a monster-filled tower, opening locked cells to recruit allies along the way.
Data East's falling-ball arcade puzzler has a movable catcher that pulls colored pieces down and throws them back up to make matches.
Magical Drop III is a fast arcade puzzle game built around matching pieces and creating chains.
Elta uses magic and transformations to get through stages filled with monsters and traps.
Daniel Sun's Mario fan game trades the usual platform adventure for close-range fighting against Bowser's forces.
Phendrana's Mario fan game focuses on boss encounters drawn from several series rather than a single platform route.
Max Dirt Bike is a motorcycle trials game about keeping the bike upright on steep ramps, narrow platforms and uneven landings.
Mega Man, Proto Man and Bass face a roster of Robot Masters in short arcade boss battles.
Two young heroes slash through colorful Capcom fantasy stages, picking routes on a mission to recover a legendary jewel.
Capcom's overhead arcade shooter, called Senjo no Okami II in Japan, arms a commando with rifles and screen-clearing bombs.
A shark turns an ordinary stretch of Miami water into a trail of destruction.
A succession of tiny sporting scenes gives the player little time to understand each task.
This Minecraft fan game begins by digging an enemy route toward a house.
The Minecraft-inspired defense sequel expands the maps and defensive items around a path-building system.
An unhappy monkey waits while each scene presents a different small problem.
An army of monsters is assembled for battle, with single-player and two-player controls offered by the creator.
A Martian mining rig digs through layers of rock while balancing fuel, cargo and hull damage.
Charge a jump and control a ragdoll backflip into the landing zone.
Two heroes battle mutants through streets and labs in this scrolling SNK beat 'em up.
The original Flash My Friend Pedro is a side-scrolling gunfight built around jumps, slow motion and a talking banana.
SNK's fixed-view action shooter gives you control of both a soldier at the bottom of the screen and a target reticle.