some free games

[njordsifusansoo]

So I was reading my Game Informer (something to do that was not programming), and I came across an article called the "Top Ten Games You've Never Heard Of". From what I gather , all the games are free and available for download. So far, I've tried Narbacular Drop and Cloud. Narbacular Drop is a 3d puzzle game where you have to get past the puzzles by moving the two sides of this portal around (like put one in in the floor and the other end on the ceiling above a push switch so the boulder falls in the one on the floor, comes out the one in the ceiling, and activates the push switch). Cloud is not so much of a game, as a lets fly around the sky, manipulating clouds to fulfill some goal. Best part of cloud is the 3d data is in .obj format (with .mtls for material properties and .tga for textures), which I know how to read (might become an encouragement for me to write that .obj viewer).

Comments

[bzial.livejournal.com]

If you are going to work on 3D stuff, you work on Blender. :)

[lodo-bear.livejournal.com]

I tried Cloud once. Beautiful game, but I couldn't figure out what was going on, and there didn't seem to be much to do.