Damien Walters and Livewire have teamed up to create a very unique ‘choose your own adventure’ style freerunning game on YouTube.
To play, just pick your person and then pick their moves as they work their way through the city. Since freerunning/parkour are impressive on their own, adding in a bit of choice makes it even more fun to watch:
[Via: Zoomdoggle]
The Game Crafter lets you take your idea and turn it into a self published game with your own board, pawns, cards, decks, dice, tokens and more.
Once you create your game, you can also sell it through the site, allowing you to make a profit from your very first sale.
Sure, you’ve seen the memes, and you probably know them by name, but can you identify them by their… background?
Andy Baio from Waxy.org has created a project called Meme Scenery where he takes the most popular viral videos and strips them of their subjects, leaving just the backgrounds for you to decode.
In all, there are 23 for you to identify, though don’t be surprised if it’s harder than you think. (And if it’s not, maybe it’s time to get out more…)
This year, the MacHeist bundle includes 9 different apps, plus an additional app for the early birds, plus three more unlockable apps that will be available after certain sales goals are met.
This year’s bundle features a core lineup of a dozen award winning and popular apps, games and utilities that represent the cream of the crop from the Mac development community. Whether you’re interested in cooking a meal, or playing the best puzzle game of last year, or selling off an old item on eBay, the MacHeist bundle has you covered.
In addition, they’re donating 25% of each purchase to a partnering charity of your choice, so buying a bundle does more than just add to your app collection.
So what’s included in this year’s bundle?
If all of the sales goals are met and the full bundle gets unlocked, that equals more than $975 worth of Mac programs for just $39.
Hurry though, because this is a limited time offer, and once they’re gone, they’re gone!
Made For Each Other is a website/game from Frito Lay that’s meant to advertise for their chips and dips, but it’s also a fantastically fun site to just play around with and see what you can discover.
Inside of the site (it takes a while to load but is well worth it) there are tons of half-matches, and your goal is to bring them together. When you find a pair that fits, you’ll be rewarded with mini-games, video clips, and other goodies that all involve bringing things together.
There’s no ‘goal’ to speak of, so it’s mostly just a fun environment to play around in, but that doesn’t make it any less fun, so give it a go and see what you think.
[Via: Neatorama]