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YouTube video by KrayfishKarl More 20 year old Clickteam Fusion games

I've just released nine more games on my website! This is the second wave of 20 year old Clickteam Fusion games from my old drive.
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Second batch of old Clickteam Fusion games should be coming later this week. At this point, I've gone through about 2/3 of them.

Here's another one. In 2006, I graphically remade my first game, Zackulback Adventures, to practice my pixel art skills.

Droplet: States of Matter on Steam Change between the different states of matter in this 3D platforming adventure!

Droplet: States of Matter is available on Steam right now!

You can get the soundtrack too! 76 songs across nearly three hours!

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Meet a cast of chemistry-themed colorful characters both friend and foe.

All of which are fully-voice acted!

Play as either Droplet or Molly-QL. Both have identical movesets, but different pools of health.

Use them both or pick your favorite!

Switch between water, ice, cloud and plasma forms!

-Water form swims the best.

-Ice form freeze liquids to walk across.

-Cloud form jumps really high and far.

-Plasma form uncovers hardlight pathways.

Negotiate tricky obstacles and solve clever puzzles.

Ready for a ride through the water cycle? 💧☁️

Droplet: States of Matter is out on Steam! Change between water, ice, cloud and plasma forms in this old school-inspired 3D platformer!

30+ unique, densely packed levels!

Demo carries over to full game!

#PitchYaGame #indiedev

Going through the code on this one is fascinating. At the time, I didn't know string objects could hold multiple paragraphs. So I swapped positions of multiple string objects to show different lines of dialogue. Got to appreciate my past self's inventiveness even if it's janky.

Another upcoming legacy game. A Zelda-inspired sidescroller from August 2005. Considering I only just learned Clickteam Fusion a month prior, there's surprisingly a lot of depth.

You can stab or slash your sword and you can even charge up a super mode.

There's a quirkiness to my old Clickteam Fusion games that I forgot about. It adds an extra charm to what are otherwise fairly simplistic games. I could learn a thing or two from my past self.

When going back and updating this game after a decade, I thought I might add a new music track. For authenticity, I chose to limit myself only to soundfonts that I had access to in 2014 to make it sound like something I would have made at the time.

This wasn't easy by the way. Had to redo the entire rig.

I forgot to show this off, but I made this as an avatar for VRChat. Droplet wishes you Happy Halloween!

While I'm going through my old Clickteam Fusion games, thought I might also go through my not-as-old games. (This one's from 2014). This was originally ported to flash before I had to change it to HTML5 in a rush because flash died. So I'm doing a 2.0 version of it.

Pluto is still a planet.

Another port of a 20 year old Clickteam Fusion in the works. You are trying to stop planet Pluto from being destroyed by aliens. Yes...Pluto was still a planet when this game was made.

If you can't see it, try going fullscreen.

Don't go to this level in my game after midnight. You might get some unexpected prying eyes.

My game is not a horror game, but that's not to say there aren't some scary moments.

This video is somehow doing better than most of my Droplet devlogs. It seems I have found a new niche.

I still have a few more legacy games on that old hard drive. Should I release those too?

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YouTube video by KrayfishKarl I released some 20 year old Clickteam Fusion games

To celebrate the release of Droplet: States of Matter as well as the 20th anniversary of Krayfish Entertainment, I have publicly released nine games that I originally created from 2005 to 2007. They are available to play on the Krayfish Entertainment website! Link below! youtu.be/SmzNhEXrsfE

The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle game

The batch of Clickteam Fusion games are almost ready to go! Here's another peek at one of them. In 2006, I adapted The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle into a sidescroller for a school asssignment. It's the first game I made with a plot more complex than "beat all levels".

The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle game

The batch of Clickteam Fusion games are almost ready to go! Here's another peek at one of them. In 2006, I adapted The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle into a sidescroller for a school asssignment. It's the first game I made with a plot more complex than "beat all levels".

2005 PowerPoint game

I'm working on converting a PowerPoint point and click game I made in 2005 into a browser playable format. All the original graphics and sounds preserved for authenticity.

To put into perspective, I can personally do the main story in just over 2 hours and a 100% run in 7. So it seems most people are just taking their time to explore and take in the surroundings rather than rushing through it.

40+ hours on Droplet: States of Matter

Whoah! I never would have thought people would spend so much time playing my game! I think my worries about it being too short were unfounded.

Keyboard mash as an object name

From a game I worked on when I was 12 years old. I thought I was being funny with these object names. But now I'm really regretting it. Well played past me.

Something strange dawned on me about the Multimedia Fusion games I've been working on. A handful predate not just the Wii but also the Xbox 360. They aren't just homages to retro games. They 'are' retro games. I wonder what that says about me.

You grab the golden coin. Suddenly, it warps you out of the tomb. You realize the coin is worth $100, just enough for you to buy your video game. Hooray you won! Press Escape to coose another adventure.

A screencap from one of my old Multimedia Fusion games from 2006. This was meant to be a joke, but today, it hits way differently.