Slime Salad

You can add options to your menu that trigger text boxes or scripts, which allows for pretty much anything. Options can be enabled by tags, hidden when not available, and resorted pretty easily. You can also remove options from the default menu, resize it, reposition it, or not use it at all. I'm cu...

A special thanks to James for my Smogblob avatar. OIL

A very old, very incomplete demo from before the original Walthros was even finished. For more information on what this game would have become, check out the interview in HamsterSpeak 18 . "Long before the events of the original Walthros, the planet was in a state of nearly constant war. Weapon...

I want a weapon called Fish Stick. It would be a fish on a stick. I don't know what it would do. Can you link skills to items so that you'd have a specific skill only while item X is equipped.

Reposted from a review in HamsterSpeak #8: http://superwalrusland.com/ohr/issue8/sg3/sg3.html I've been looking forward to Moogle's latest installment in the Scary Game series for a long time, and it's good to finally take a look at it. Scary Game 3 is a side-scrolling platformer in which our hero ...

Reposted from a review in HamsterSpeak #15: http://superwalrusland.com/ohr/issue15/yuk/yuk.html Surf's Up Yuk is the latest collaboration between Red Maverick Zero and Worthy, and was released as an entry for the Evil Spock contest. It is designed in the image of Super Walrus Chef, and in my opinio...

Reposted from a review in HamsterSpeak #16: http://superwalrusland.com/ohr/issue16/vom/vom.html In the very first issue of HamsterSpeak, I reviewed Fenrir's newly released RPG Vikings of Midgard. Now, over a year later, I'm sitting down with a new version of the game. A lot has changed, and what we...

Reposted from a review in HamsterSpeak #2: http://superwalrusland.com/ohr/issue2/bl/bl.html This game has changed since this review and not all comments may still apply. This review covers the demo version of this game posted in March 2007. Bloodlust is an interesting game, and I can safely say I h...

Mogri wrote:Boy, slow week around here. Everyone must be hard at work on their games... right?

I am, and I've got proof! Where the hell is everyone else?

Good to see this feature making progress, it should be a lot of fun.

How much has changed/been added? I probably won't have time to replay this this month, but I'd like to know what's waiting for me.

I didn't change anything, seriously. Is anyone else seeing any problems with this page?

Looks fine to me, what browser/resolution are you using?

http://www.superwalrusland.com/ohr/issue19/cover.html Issue 19 is here! Lots of features this month, and lots of art. Personally, this might be my favorite cover yet. Features include two videos, a journey into Pepsi Ranger's brain (in more than one way), and more monsters. Enjoy, and remember to DO...

This is... way, way off topic, but: And while the entrance of Super Mario 64 was an amazing achievement (again, you gotta be in your 30s or older to really appreciate the coming of Super Mario 64, as anyone who started childhood with an Atari and having that be the best console at the time, and havi...

Twinconclusive wrote:I remember Fyre tried doing this by packaging them into a torrent.

Still seems like a nice idea, though.

He never actually tried it unfortunately, he proposed the idea but didn't follow through.