SB Recommends Platform Independent / Browser-based Games

BaseballKappe: Oh man, that's a pretty thorough exploration of survival horror's awkward tank controls and obfuscating camera angles. This is really neat.

The Drunken Samurai: The Ministry of Silly Walks: The Game

Bennett: still after 26 years, the only game with an interesting take on ethics. (and I do ethics for a living, so this is my professional opinion)

Levi: The tileset's directly from the VGA upgrade the underdogs used to have. It's integrated the instruction manual into the play! That's kind of neat.

Tulpa: It's an honest port with the lovely feature of directly linking to the required manuals in game, and the liberties he takes are improvements. My preferred port however is Sega Master System and if someone could make a combination of the flash and SMS versions I would be in U4 heaven.

extrabastardformula: It's got zelda looks but a creepy “The Colossus is searching for you, Wander” vibe.

vision: I think I like the economy of the game more than anything, both aesthetic and mechanic, as well as the bare(st of) controls. It's the type of game I would feed more quarters into if I had the opportunity.

Mr. Toups: why did my browser start talking to me about dieting when I clicked the link

spectralsound: oh my god i can't believe this game. like a parasite slowly drilling into your skull and whispering its horrible secrets.

spectralsound: Amon's best, for my money. takes his lucid-nightmare aesthetic and creates a fully-realized world out of it. controls might be a little unresponsive until you adjust to them.