jaclynhyde's Played Games
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| Eikas, by Lauren O'Donoghue jaclynhyde's rating:  Average member rating:  a community kitchen You've just arrived at the Canteen, ready to take up the role of Community Chef. It's your job to host regular feasts for the people in the village--and to impress your new employers... |
| El Ruido, by Jen Lee jaclynhyde's rating:  Average member rating: ("The Noise") On the season finale of El Ruido, Yesenia Montenegro has one last chance to ruin the wedding of Alejandro Galán and Selena Morales. But this time, something keeps getting in her way. A static.... |
| Eldritch Everyday: The Third Eye, by Norbez jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: You didn't die in that [REDACTED]. But the fate in store for you makes you wish you had. The first in what will hopefully become a series of games, discussing life's various terrors. This one is about a car... |
| En Garde, by Jack Welch Average member rating: A man who has lost his mind. A mouse who has lost his realm. A dog who has lost his family. And the scientist who will save the world. |
| Enceladus, by Robb Sherwin jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: There's a werewolf loose on the spaceship known as the HMCS Plagoo! |
| The Enigma of Solaris, by jkj yuio jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: Amidst the stars, Solaris stands as a beacon of human achievement and discovery. A space station dedicated to unravelling the universe's deepest secrets, it has been a centre of groundbreaking research. ... |
| Epistemophilia, by Mehmetcan Serinkaya jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: How Far Are You Willing to Go? With a blank mind, you wake up in a strange place. What you'll do next, will shape an entire journey. It will be dangerous, even nerve-racking at times. Will you survive the... |
| Equal-librium, by Ima jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: Every system, whether the economy or the ecosystem, has an equilibrium. When we keep extracting the resources, exploiting human moral bottom-lines, consuming carelessly, and ignoring small but essential part... |
| Erstwhile, by Aster (formerly Maddie) Fialla, Marijke Perry jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: The neighborhood Thanksgiving party was going pretty well until you keeled over and died. Now you're a ghost, and you're going to figure out who killed you. But you can't exactly interview people or search... |
| Escape from Dinosaur Island, by Richard Pettigrew Average member rating: Escape from Dinosaur Island, is an IF text based adventure based very loosely on 'The Lost World' by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. After enduring a hurricane, your hot air balloon has crashed on an a mysterious... |
| Escape the Wumpus, by Vitalii Blinov jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: Gregory Yob's classic labyrinth gets an eco-surrealist makeover. No random generation. No instant-death pits. Just a carefully designed text-based trap, a wagon-elevator throwing you across rooms, and the... |
| Eunice, by Gita Ryaboy Average member rating: Eunice is a shadow of its former glory. Hope is lost, just a faint mem-ory Whatever might have brought you here, That Eunice needs you, it is clear. Type out simple commands, and Notice the changes in Eunice... |
| Extreme Omnivore: Text Edition, by Hazel Gold jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: You just got home and you're hungry as a dog. What smells so appetizing? Where can you find a snack? |
| Eye Contact, by Thomas McMullan jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: A coffee. A friend. Something to talk about. |
| Faerethia, by Peter Eastman jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: It seems as if nothing in this cynical world can be entirely good. Everything must have a dark side, a secret flaw, an ulterior motive. But Faerethia is the exception. This is the story of how it came to be.... |
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| Ferryman's Gate, by Daniel Maycock jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: You punctuation-obsessed uncle has died, leaving your family his house, but leaving you, a mere kid, with his unfinished business. As you follow the clues left by your uncle, you quickly discover that while... |
| A few hours later in the day of The Egocentric, by Ola Hansson jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: Walk around a comic strip in which an absurdly egocentric guy gets caught in the crossfire between two tough guy-LARPing elderly track and field officials who've turned their starter-pistol hobby into their... |
| Final Call, by Emily Stewart, Zoe Danieli jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: A thriller-like choose-your-own-adventure twine game where you are a crafty con man whose luck has just run out and one of your schemes has gone too far catching the wrong attention. Your choices hold the... |
| A Final Grind, by nrsm_ha Average member rating: Text-based RPG where your character becomes weaker over time. A game about frustration, regret, and slaying goblins. Use of a calculator is to be considered cheating. |
| Fix Your Mother's Printer, by Geoffrey Golden jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: Laugh, Cry, Troubleshoot ... |
| The Flourishing, by somnauta jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: A Rumination The number seven is forever embroidered into the fabric of your life. It also happens to be your favourite number. It's your number. Slightly disagreeable and not particularly well rounded. Odd... |
| Flowers of Mysteria, by David Sweeney Average member rating: Your quest is to cure the Fisher King of his illness. When he fell ill, the once fertile land became barren. You must collect the four legendary flowers of Mysteria and make from them a herbal remedy. |
| Flygskam Simulator, by Katie Benson jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: You made a pledge not to fly, but that doesn't mean your adventures are over. The bus journey from London to Hamburg looks simple enough. Just, you know, don't forget your passport, okay? |
| Focal Shift, by Fred Snyder jaclynhyde's rating: Average member rating: All you were supposed to do is sneak into a fintech company and steal some data. You didn't expect the client to use the comm chip jacked into your cybernetic implant as a cattle prod. And you definitely... |
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