//Released: 2013
//Genre: Archery Platformer
An archery combat platformer for 1-4 players, based on the local multiplayer classics of my youth. Best played cross-legged on the floor within punching distance of each other. Out now on OUYA!

//Released: 2013-04-16
//Genre: Star Boxing Adventure
Punch your way across the universe as a rogue star with planets for fists. Obliterate all life, battle God Himself. A collaboration with Indie House roommate Alec Holowka. Published by Adult Swim Games.

//Released: 2012-04-22
//Genre: Extreme Star Boxing
Two-player versus extreme star boxing. Grab a friend you want to punch in the face with a planet. Use WASD/Arrows to move through space, swinging your orbiting planets. Position your aforementioned satellites to block, jab, and uppercut your opponent in a bitter fight to the death. Developed entirely in 48 hours for Ludum Dare 23. Won 1st place in the "Fun" category.

//Released: 2011-07-07
//Genre: Culinary Strategy
You are the fat wizard, you're in possession of a prime dragon egg, and it's time to make an omelet. Use your three attack spells to defend the egg for as long as possible from monsters. Add food to the omelet for bonus points. Find and equip rare artifacts. A collaboration with Indie House roommate Chevy Ray Johnston. Published by Adult Swim Games.

//Released: 2010-09-16
//Genre: Grappling Platformer
Escape and fight back against your robot overlord. Tons of new gameplay elements, improved physics, boss battles and more. 60 normal levels and 12 hard. Published by Adult Swim Games. I'm really really happy with this one - it was even named "Indie Game of the Year 2010" by Gamasutra!

//Released: 2010-05-06
//Genre: Grappling Platformer
Use your grappling hook to navigate a sadistic disco obstacle course, while enduring taunts from a mysterious, autotuned robot voice. 50 normal levels and 11 hard. Published by Adult Swim Games.

//Released: 2009-10-01
//Genre: Race Around the World
RunMan: Race Around the World is a collaboration of epic proportions with Tom Sennett. It's a game about loving life and running really fast.

//Released: 2009-08-30
//Genre: Exploration
You are a damaged robot with a dying battery and no idea where to go. The map you draw is saved and you begin with it on your next play. This was my entry for Ludum Dare 15, and was developed completely in 48 hours. Won 2nd place overall in Ludum Dare 15, and was the top rated game in the "fun" category.

//Released: 2009-07-02
//Genre: Gentleman Platformer
Sir Reginald MoneySeize II, Esq. must collect coins to fund construction of the tallest tower in the world. Jump through stages ranging from simple to ridiculously difficult in your quest to find all 1010 coins. Features 50 stages: 40 regular and 10 secret. Sponsored by Kongregate.

//Released: 2008-08-20
//Genre: Tagteam Platformer
Guide Ogmo in his search for a home on a myserious planet. Over the course of the game Ogmo will split into five seperate forms with different abilities, and you'll have to switch between them to overcome the many obstacles in your path. Features 50+ stages and USB gamepad support.

//Released: 2008-03-19
//Genre: Physics-y Platformer
A physics-based platformer with 80 stages. Two player co-operative play is included. A third player can jump in at any time, using the mouse cursor to drop bombs on the stage in an attempt to disintegrate the other players. There is a level editor and stat tracking, as well as other unlockable features.

//Released: 2007-08-26
//Genre: Metroidvania
In An Untitled Story, you begin as an egg in your nest, and the rest is up to you to figure out. Fight 18 unique bosses, traverse a huge game world, and unravel a mysterious storyline. There are 5 different difficulty options for players of varying skill levels. Also included is a multiplayer capture-the-flag-style Heist mode. Hook up a USB gamepad before starting!

//Released: 2005-07-11
//Genre: Defense
My first attempt since Jumper to make a non-platformer became this quick, arcadey side-project. Shoot at enemies from your fixed point in the center of the screen, trying to defeat them before they reach your heart. Gain level-ups as you fight to increase your strength, and rack up kills without being hit to score combo bonuses. Unlock new game modes, special attacks, and more as you play.

//Released: 2005-01-03
//Genre: Remake of a Platformer
I remade the original Jumper game, with help from friends MochaMan (sfx) and BBaller (graphics). There's a whole set of new levels, a practice mode and even an online multiplayer race mode!

//Released: 2004-06-18
//Genre: Really Hard Platformer
As my programming skills improved, so did Ogmo's physics. Use the new wall jump and skid jump, along with the trusty old double jump to make your way through 60 new stages. There are ten unique worlds to get through, and a wacky storyline. Also included is the Jumper Two Editor, a tool which allows you to create, play and share 10-stage sectors.

//Released: 2004-05-11
//Genre: Dimensional Platformer
2004 was a busy year for 16-year-old me. After Jumper, I teamed up with fellow Game Maker-user Dex to make Dim. It's sort of like Jumper, but with Link to the Past-esque dimension switching, bosses, a map system, and more. Not sure how we made it so quickly, actually.

//Released: 2004-02-11
//Genre: Really Hard Platformer
Not my first game, but my first worth mentioning. Made with Game Maker when I was sixteen, Jumper was a minimalization of the platformers I loved as a child down to their most basic concepts, making them simple enough for me to emulate. Help Ogmo escape the abandoned lab in this incredibly difficult platformer.