Command an army to victory
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RPG Game in a Day. Yes. It works.
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Click the circles before the time expires
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Defend, which ever way they come!
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[AMT] Escape the Mafia, but don't forget to save the girl and collect the evidence!
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[AMT] Get from the bottom to the top of the board without being hit
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Join other players, kill bad guys, go home with the gold. If only it was that easy.
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Fighting across the Battleverse
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[AMT] Tetris clone which allows a second player to help
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Create an Entire Universe
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[AMT] Slide boxes into the holes, but don't get Trapped!
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Pick a trade, gain resources, then pillage or save others!
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[AMT] Minimalist Tower Defence game
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Try to make the longest word with a random set of letters
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[AMT] A single player "Puzzle" RPG
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[AMT] Join the war or build a city
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Strategic Board game where sacrifice is key to winning
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Small yet growing project in making AI
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A block game with a political name
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Defend the planet from invasion doom!
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Place pieces carefully to capture the board
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Aceblokes attempt at a chat program :P
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Based off the show: Deal or no Deal
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The ultimate Geekdash, Multiplayer, Editor, and more
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You've played Zombie rush defence games, but you haven't played this!
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Birth of the Lamizmian Empire
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Grow your insect from an Embryo to an Imago, developing as you go
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There is no hope left but to escape.
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Game in a Day +196 minutes
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For early development games of mine that dont even deserve their own huB entry right now :P
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[AMT] Battle for Control, push forward!
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Chrono Wars (Wargames 3), quick fire Tactics!
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[AMT] Game in a Day project for "Frost and Flame"
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Try out exclusive Wargames varients before they come out
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An Arcade version of Battlestar.
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My suggestion to you is to open it wide open unless you stand to really (significantly) profit. Turn it into a hobby instead of a failing business (not saying you it is... just an expression). The hobby justification is a hard sell to others while "the trying business" seems more socially accepting. :) Just rambling as I try to get turrets working with the new client side transforms.