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My latest LD game entry, made for Ludum Dare 24. Theme was "evolution". I wasn't very inspired by the theme, but wanted to do something featuring Box2D, so theme is covered by one line dialog made by alien NPC.

This project is made for Mini Ludum Dare #28. The theme was "war". For now, it is just a graphical demo for what game should look like, but I'm still working on it. Game is inspired by first Command And Conqure and I'm trying to acomplish a retro look with 2D pixelized units in a 3D world.

My game entry for Ludum Dare #19. The theme was "exploration". This is simple action/exploration game. You are in randomly generated maze and your goal is to find pharaoh's crypt and unlock it's secret with three keys which are hidden somewhere in the maze.

My game for Mini Ludum Dare #21. The theme was "your greatest fear". My greatest fear is fear of hight, so i tried to make something inspired by that fear. Game play is very simple, similar to Frogger. You are in an abstract environment filled with falling columns and you are jumping on top of them, trying go get as far as you can.

This is a remake of game Berzerk from Amiga 2600. You are in a role of hero who has to kill as much robots as he can. The game has no end, just high score. Can be played in one or two player mode.

This is a remake of game Asteroids. You are in a role of a space craft and have to destroy all flying digital balls and aliens. Can be played in one or two player mode.

Captain Geek is a program for reading comics. It just scans the folder for all jpeg files and arrange it so you can turn the 3D pages like in real world. Move your mouse to look around (scroll) and left click to turn the pages. If you left click on right page, you will go to next page, and left click left page to go back. The arrow keys can be used to rotate the comic.

It is just a screen saver, like the one on PipBoy2000 from Fallout. Bombs are falling and falling...

This is program for copying data from demage media. First you select a file you want to copy (source file). Then you select then directory where you want your file to be copyed (destination file). You can also select the size of a buffer. The smaller the buffer is, the slower you will copy your file. I reccomand to use small buffer for most demaged files. Finaly you click Start Copying. You can stop copying procces and continue later. Just select the same file and destination and click yes after Start Copying.