The Great Destroyer is a Co-op FPS action game, set on the planet Mars during the far flung future. You (and your buddy, if that option is chosen,) are a Space Marine, guarding a dig site on mars, that has recently unearthed an alien temple, of unknown origin. Despite first contact being many years ago, these ruins do not match any known race's architecture. Therefore, many Pirates, Swindlers and Robbers are trying to get into the temple and steal artifacts. Its your job to keep them out. What you don't expect, however, is your Commander, his Lieutenant, and a large number of your contingent, going rouge and occupying the structure. It is now up to you (and your buddy,) to infiltrate the temple, take down the Commander and Lieutenant, and stop them from disturbing whatever may lie within. As you (and your buddy) descend down, and progress through out the game, you pick up strange weapons, weird enhancements, fight loads of rebel troops, accidentally unleash the droid security system, and eventually, reach the core of the structure. There, you find the Commander and Lieutenant, standing in-front of a great beam of pure energy. Turns out, the Temple is in fact a giant super-weapon, able to obliterate all sentient species from any chosen planet. Can you (and your buddy) stop your comrades from activating The Great Destroyer?

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The Birthday is a first person psychological game, set in the middle of the bush. Its your fathers birthday, and for the occasion, you and him have gone up to your under-construction Holiday House, sitting in the middle of dense bush overlooking the ocean. A truly magical place. As you explore the framework of the house, your father says he needs to check on the seats in the small picnic area down the side path. You watch as he turns the corner. What should be a five minute trip turns into half an hour, before you decide to race down to find him. All you find, sitting on one of the chairs, is the hat he was wearing. There is only one place he could have gone; into the bush. The house is located in the corner of a 14 Hectare property, made almost entirely out of native plants, that you as the player are free to explore at your own will. But make sure you hurry to find your father. There is only a few hours of daylight left, you don't have any sort of survival gear, and you know from experience that there are wild pigs somewhere in the area. Players must use logic, reasoning, and good observation, if they want to make any headway in there search. Maybe they caught a glimpse of a shadowy figure far away? maybe they found their fathers Watch, caught on a tree? All you know, is that this will not be your fathers Final Birthday.

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The Lost Cities is a First Person Adventure exploration game. You play Sotan Posteel, a Scrapper for Hire in the Milky Way Galaxy. You, and your team of robots, descend into abandoned cities on destroyed planets, to retrieve items of importance, for a considerable fee. Anything else you find is yours to keep. Its a good paying job. That is, until you receive your Latest Contract. Neo Charon, of 'Charon, Sampson and John', has asked you to retrieve 7 icons of the Old Gods of the Planet Enol, from its surface. One Icon lies in each of the Major Cities scattered across the desolate wasteland terrain. Despite what you heard about Enol, with the Plague, Killer Robots, Atom Wars, and that once incident with an ambassador from Napan, you take the Job. After all, 20 Million Soko's don't come by you very often. So you head down to the Planet, with 2 Collector Bots and 4 Security Bots, as you don't know how big the icon is, and there may be some Squatters living in the city. But what you don't know, is that the planet is not abandoned. As you venture into the first city, who knows what you will find. What has been lurking under the surface of the planet? Just how big are the Icons of the Old Gods? These questions will all be answered, in The Lost Cities.

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Love Bombed is a third person single player open world freeform shooter. You play as an ordinary citizen of New York City, working a 9-5 job, earning just enough to support yourself, and generally not getting along with anyone. But then Fate shines itself in your direction. Aphrodite, the Greek Goddess of Love, has watched you from afar, and decided to Curse you. Why? Because the Greek Gods are known for doing random things. It was Poseidon's fault the Minotaur was created, after all. Either way, you become infused with the Power of Love, a literal beacon of all things beautiful in the world. It is now your duty to spread this love. You proceed out you apartment door, to find you can see the anger, hate, and loathing within the citizens of New York. You can travel anywhere in New York city, from Queens to the Bronx, spreading Love amongst the general population. You do this by literally shooting love from your hands, draining love from yourself into the targeted citizen. You can only do this so many times before you need a love recharge. You charge up by visiting major tourist attractions, and empowering yourself from the background love that every citizen has for the city. Completely filling one of the Five Boroughs with love will grant you more favour with Aphrodite, giving you additional ways to spread love, such as the Love Bomb, where you call a great burst of Love from the sky! watch out New York City, its time to be Love Bombed.

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Appliance Gallery Ghost Hunt is a First Person Asymmetrical Multiplayer game, taking place in a modern Art Gallery. For some reason, the current displays are all Household Appliances, from Kettles and Toasters, to Washing Machines and Fridges. Again, for some reason, what seems to be a Possessive Spirit has entered the Gallery, and is Flitting from Appliance to Appliance, causing mischief. It is up to the 3 of you, the Ghost Whisperers', to track down and remove this Spirit. To do this, you need to stare at the Appliances. Enjoy the Modern Art. But keep your ears open. For the Spirit, while hiding, cannot stop giggling. Traveling around the Appliances drains its energy, so it does need to spend some time in each appliance to build its energy back up. Should you see or hear any appliance acting suspicious, be sure to immediately spray it with you Antiplasm. The ghost will be forced out, and have a major amount of its energy drained. It will also no longer be able to go back into that appliance. Should the Ghost run out of energy while outside an appliance, it will dissipate, securing the win for the Ghost Wisperers. But they only have a Limited Supply of Antiplasm. If it runs out (or time expires), the Spirit wins the match, so don't spray it around freely. Its a oddly strange day for an Appliance Gallery Ghost Hunt.

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The year is 2048. The Robots, once the labour force of humanity, have risen against their masters, taking up arms, to form a new Robotic Empire. They attack the bastions of Humanity from their Giant Floating Sea Base, situated in the centre of the Pacific Ocean. You, Codenamed Agent Big Chill, have been sent in to assassinate Several High Priority targets, sabotage the primary weapons computer, and self extract, before the Military moves in. You have been equipped with a Cryogenator, a prototype weapon system that Freezes the Robots solid for a period of time. You are expected to obtain more weapons throughout the base. You must use a combination of stealth and surprise attacks to make your way about the base. Should a Robot call for reinforcements, get the heck outta there, or you're going to end up very dead. The Ventilation system is your best bet for avoiding robots, but make sure you have enough oxygen in your Breathing Mask. Those vents are filled with an unknown form of hallucinogenic, that can cause a complete alteration of how your perceive your environment. Stay sharp, act smart, Freeze robots only when needed. You have 24 hours to complete your mission Agent Big Chill. Operation Freezer Burn is a Go!

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The Facility is a Co-op Survival FPS, Involving you and three friends attempting to combat a murderous Butcher God-being. All in a days work, right? You work for Department Delta, a secret organisation dedicated to the study, containment, and eradication of unnatural objects, beings, and creatures. You and your friends are Mobile Extermination Squad (MES) Pi-1 "Urban Wastes", specializing in rapid entry, location and elimination of living mobile threats in Dense Urban Environments. A Creature, designated DO-993, but nicknamed 'The Butcher', has taken up residence in an abandoned Meat Processing Facility just outside of a town in Ohio, and has been capturing, chopping up, and eating civilians. Your team has been tasked with taking him down. Players start just past the main door of the facility, which is randomly generated each time. Players have the option of going solo or staying together, but will always know where each other is thanks to their GPS's. It is up to the players to decide how they want to approach the situation, whether it be using the environment to their advantage, such as tricking The Butcher into a meat grinder, or Relying on the gear the may have brought in, like a stationary missile turret that can be set up at the end of a long hallway. No matter what, it is a giant game of cat an mouse, as you attempt to survive The Facility.

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Build em Up is a First Person Puzzle Game, set in what is the Protagonists Bedroom. You are the only one in the household who has any idea how to put things together, so its up to you to build the devices for you family. There are over 100 Levels, each with a different thing that needs to be built. These range from Chair and Bookshelf type objects through the earlier levels, to Computers and 3D Printers during the later stages. There are no instructions given on what piece goes where, so players have to use guesswork and common sense to put the devices together. To make matters worse, there are spare (or even wrong) parts mixed in with the required parts on most levels, causing greater irritation. If you complete a construction within a certain timeframe, you can earn Logic Points. With these Logic Points, you can spend them to remove the spare/wrong parts from your current level, skip the level altogether, or even use them to find the instruction booklet! Use them wisely though, as once all have been gained from a level, you cant gain anymore from said level. Show your family just how smart you are, as you take all these objects, and Build em Up.

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MinerChef is a First Person Cooking and Serving Simulator, with a Dwarven Twist. You are the Head Proprietor at King's Chugger Inn, in the dwarven city of Stoneholm. Miners and Forgers come through your door every day, expecting decent food, cold beer, and absolutely no reason to get angry. Except your Head Chef just quit. It is now up to you to cook the food, serve the beer, and keep the patrons happy, while dealing with the near constant orders for different types of meals and beverages. Due to the lack of a chef, you have gone and brought a Meal Mixer; a device that allows you to throw ingredients in, and food comes out all cooked and ready. You can only carry so many plates of food and pints of beer, so prioritizing is key. Do a fast job, and you get a tip ontop of the regular payment. at the end of each day, use your cash to buy more ingredient, Meal Mixers, and Beer types, to keep up with the demands of the dwarves. If a dwarf goes too long without service, he is likely to go into a frenzy, and a bar Brawl will occour. There goes all your hard earned money for the day, wasted on repairs. Can you be the top dog of the city, the Ultimate MinerChef?

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The 17th day is a Third Person Adventure Survival Game, Set in... Somewhere. You have been dumped in this wooded area, separated from your wife. All you have are the clothes on your back, a small rucksack, and a note: "You have 17 days before the device inside you kills you. Your wife has the off switch". That 17 days, is both Ingame days and IRL Days. The time of day within the game is synced to the System clock of the device you are playing on. Once 17 days have past (and you haven't found your wife), your character WILL die, and your savegame will become inaccessible. Ingame, Players must attempt to survive the harsh elements, dangerous terrain, feral animals, and their own needs, to find there wife within the randomly generated forest, that spans a total space of 6kms^2. Hidden throughout the map are a multitude of clues that help to narrow down where your wife is hidden. The more clues you find, the easier it will be to locate her, with 4 being the minimum needed to find her on most maps, for people with keen intellects. The places she can be found in, range from log cabins, caves, hidden bunkers, abandoned campervans, and even tied up on a tree. Can you keep yourself alive long enough to make it past the 17th day?

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Urban Grimes is a Third Person Action Thriller, taking place in 1950's Los Angeles. You play as LAPD Detective James Dwight, a man who has never really done anything remarkable. When a Sewer Worker gets murdered, James is assigned to the case, and is shoved into the world of Cults, Drug Trafficking, Ancient Powers, Gang Violence, Hidden Treasure, and an all out war. Not really the kind of thing for an unremarkable man. Along the way, he is aided by several of his fellow Officers, such as Captain Darcus, a simple man who may or may not be an English Royal. Corporals Cecil and Frederick, men with boots on the ground and ears to the street. Captain Delphine, one of the few females working the streets, and with a rather good nose for trouble, and Sargent Reginald, that one strong guy with that one intimidating weapon. Explore the entirely of L.A. and more, as you visit the Sewers, Hidden cul-de-sac's, Underground Bunkers, Drug Labs, Battlefields, and even your own Home. Uncover your heritage, and take control of the hidden power buried inside you. Can you uncover the secret hidden beneath the Urban Grime?

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Extreme Ironing World Championships is a Third Person Action Minigame game. Players are required within the game to iron a bundle of clothes provided to them, while in ever increasing dire situations. Ironing is done by Moving the mouse (PC), or Wiggling both Joysticks (Console). These can range from being on a cliff edge, on an airplane wing, skydiving, near an active volcano, or with a poisonous snake wrapped around their body. Players earn points for each piece of Clothing successfully Ironed, with more elaborate types of clothing earning the player more points. With each stage, along with doing the ironing, players must also do a stage specific button input, such as holding 4 different buttons down at once, or tapping two different buttons one at a time, In order to make themselves 'not lose their cool'. Lose your cool, and the washing wont really matter anymore. The game would be Single player only, but Stats are tracked Globally on the leaderboards. Can you be the Exteme Ironing World Champion?

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Kraken is a First Person Survival Horror Game, set in an Underwater Research Station, known as Kraken Base. You play an unnamed scientist, who wakes up inside the dormitories after apparently having been knocked out. The area is completely disserted, with only red emergency lighting to greet you. A voice comes over on the loudspeaker, identifying itself as Eugenie Clark, Head Marine Biologist. Something has entered the base and either captured or killed most of the personnel, there are leaks in several sections, with full site submergence expected in 12 hours, and there is only 1 working Submarine left. The Leviathan and Serpent Bases have gone dark. No help is coming. Your goal is to try and make your way to said submarine, while avoiding the 'things' that have invaded, rescuing survivors, and attempting to drain vital sections of the Base. Technically, the entire base can be navigated through, except there are many doors that were locked down during the switch to emergency power, and sections of the base that need a P.E.S. (Pressurized External Suit) to navigate, due to flooding. You will find yourself running all over, as you attempt to keep water levels down, to stop generators from shorting out, to allow you to pass through security doors, to finally get to the Submarine with your motley crew of Survivors. Assuming you don't get eaten first. Can you survive the Kraken?

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Race to the sun is a multiplayer 1st/3rd-person online party game, designed for 4-64 players. Players spawn at different points within a very large map, containing several landmasses. Players can choose to team up or go solo, to complete the objective. Said objective, is to build a tower from the surrounding resources, reaching so high that players can literally 'touch' the sun (aka the top of the skybox). Players are able to attack and destroy other players towers, harvesting valuable resources from the ruins. The winner(s) are whoever are the first 10 people to 'touch the sun', or whoever does so within 2 minutes of the first player doing so, In order to allow both solo and team play within the same game. This number is modified depending on the number of players within the game at the time. Towers can be built from anything the player is able to obtain, from dirt, sand or wood, to mined metals and other rare building materials. But you have to make sure your tower is structurally sound, as both Physics and Weather are present within the game. Towers can, and most likely will, fall down at least once per game. Defend your tower, attack others, and keep building higher. These are what you need to do, to Race to the Sun.

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Spirit of the Mall is a co-op First Person Horror game, set in an undisclosed abandoned mall in the USA. Up to 4 players pick their characters from a variety of High School Stereotypes, each with their own skillset to tackle the Mall. Each map is Randomly Generated each time a match starts, randomizing the layout, stores, access corridors, bathrooms, etc. The object of the game is for the player(s) to navigate and investigate the mall, in hopes of documenting conclusive proof that not everything there is as it seems. By default, each character is armed with a flashlight and GoPro, to Illuminate and document. Beyond that, each class has it own set of special tools, that (assuming the character survives the match) upgrade with each game won. Should a character die at any point, all progress for upgrades and abilities is reset. Some classes would include: The Jock, armed with a baseball bat, able to defend against most corporeal entities, or the Scientist, who has on him an EMF meter, presumably able to detect Spirits, Ghosts, an other non-corporeal entities. But with each new Map, the beings within also change, so you never know which class you will need the most. Can you Escape the Spirit of the Mall?

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The year is 2092. Mankind has reached a stage where emerging technologies and medicines are no longer able to be properly regulated. It was only a matter of time. A mad scientist, Victor Pesper, has created a virus that degrades higher mental functions, turning humans into feral, instinctive creatures: The Ghouls. The Zombie Apocalypse has been unleashed. But not all hope is lost. Another scientist, the brilliant Tony Scapelli has created the ultimate android warrior: A Wild West Cowboy.

The Gunslinger, is a first-person rail-shooter arcade game, where you play as The Gunslinger, a robotic cowboy, with the strength of twenty men, the eye of a hawk, and the legs of a bull. Or at least, that's what he keeps telling himself. Armed only with your dual Six-Shooters, an internal ammo printer, and a badly drawn map, it is up to you to make your way through Kemo City, blasting Ghouls left and right as you head towards Pespers Lair. There would be 10 distinctive levels for you to progress through, from the Sparking Port, the Tepid Sewers, and the Flaming Projects. Along the way, you expand your arsenal of weapons with futuristic ray guns, laser swords, and Proton grenades. Become the ultimate warrior. Become the robot who saved the world.
Become The Gunslinger.

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The alarm rings.
You run to the truck.
You jump into the drivers seat.
You race to the scene.
Rescue 1 is on the way

Rescue 1 is a first person squad-based Fire-Fighter simulator. You play as John Clearwater, the lead Fireman of Rescue 1, the fastest and busiest Rescue Company out of all of the New York City Fire Department. The game features 20 different scenarios for you to tackle around Manhattan island, from Car fires to High Rise Blazes. You main objective, is to get ALL the civilians out and away from the area, but it isn't something you tackle alone. You command a squad of 6 specialized Rescuers, each with their own skills and abilities for tackling unique and dangerous rescues, such as Collapsed building rescues, Water rescues, and Technical rescues. Along the way you will be assisted by the Engine Companies for tackling big fires, Ladder Companies for difficult entries, Squad Companies will always be around to provide additional manpower, and occasionally the Marine Companies for water incidents. Teamwork is the key to saving all the civilians, and getting that fire out. You are Rescue 1, the elite, highly and specially trained, most experienced members of the New York Fire Department. And it is go time.

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You are Joe.
Joe works as a aircraft captain for Air New Zealand.
You're next flight will be from Auckland to Sydney.
Three Hours, Thirty Five Minutes.

In Real Time.

The Tasman Crossing is a 2D first person flight simulator, where you fly passengers from Auckland International Airport to Sydney International Airport, and then back again. In Real Time. Its not as easy as it sounds as you deal with the fact that not only is their not much to do for the next 3 and a half hours, but that the autopilot on this plane has been disabled for maintenance, mean course correction is required every few minutes. Suffer from an emergency landing, and your going to need to travel in coach on a different aircraft, all the way back to the airport you departed from. In Real Time. A successful Landing at your destination will net you exactly 1 point. As will the return flight. And all sequential flights. Luckily you only need 100 points to win, so it shouldn't take you that long; only about three hundred and fifty nine hours. Oh, and since the game is so easy, the option to save the game would not be added; A single sitting is all that should be required to finish this game.

Final Call for Flight MDS185 to Sydney...

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