Hazel-Rah's Wish List
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| A Day for Fresh Sushi, by Emily Short Average member rating:  (98 ratings)No time for fantasy. Must feed fish. |
| A Day for Soft Food, by Tod Levi Average member rating: (29 ratings)"Ever since the provider's sickness began, he's been all hisses and growls. Even the slightest misstep seems to annoy him. Perhaps that's why your bowl has held nothing but hard food lately. And not much of... |
| De Baron, by Victor Gijsbers Average member rating: (160 ratings)An evil nobleman, a kidnapped daughter and a father who wants to rescue her at any cost--that is not the way life works. Something much darker, something much more human, lies underneath. Een kwaadaardige... |
| Dead Man's Party, by Royce Odle (as Morrissey) Average member rating: (3 ratings)You are Kevin Thantos, probationary reaper on your first solo assignment. |
| Deadline Enchanter, by Alan DeNiro Average member rating: (58 ratings) |
| Detective City, by Plus Ultra Average member rating: (7 ratings)Detective City is an award-winning Global Game Jam 2015 submission from fake game development studio Plus Ultra. Detective City uses extensive randomization to create a new adventure every time you play. |
| Detectiveland, by Robin Johnson Average member rating: (53 ratings)New Losago, 1929 - a town full of creeps, clowns, mobsters and, if you know where to look, the occasional honest citizen. Guide private investigator Lanson Rose through a series of puzzling cases: solve the... |
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(2 ratings)| Dig My Grave, by Ryan Veeder Average member rating: (26 ratings)For reasons which remain obscure, it is your job to dig a grave. Written for the Apollo 18+20 tribute album project. |
| Digital: A Love Story, by Christine Love Average member rating: (22 ratings)A computer mystery/romance set five minutes into the future of 1988. |
| Divis Mortis, by Lynnea Dally Average member rating: (42 ratings)The infection has spread. They are coming. |
| Draculaland, by Robin Johnson Average member rating: (30 ratings)A terse, comic horror puzzle game based loosely on Dracula, faithfully reimagining several characters and ignoring most of the original plot. Guide Jonathan Harker on a trip through Transylvania, interacting... |
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(4 ratings)| An Earth Turning Slowly, by Mæja Stefánsson Average member rating: (10 ratings)She ran through her list of findings. “We’ve never had one quite like her. The diversity of simultaneous wounds, I mean, in a surviving specimen. There’s this long-standing hand-wave in paleopathology: we... |
| The Ebb and Flow of the Tide, by Peter Nepstad Average member rating: (15 ratings)You have done a horrible thing, so horrible that burial will be denied you, either in soil or sea, neither can there be any hell for you. You wait for some hours, knowing this. Then your friends come for... |
| Ecdysis, by Peter Nepstad Average member rating: (80 ratings)You wake, a pounding headache loud in your inner ear, the back of your head itching and tingling, your mouth full of cotton. The pain drives away your dreams, weird visions of alien landscapes... Ecdysis is... |
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(5 ratings)| The Endling Archive, by Kazuki Mishima Average member rating: (30 ratings)Browse the Endling Archive to uncover the purpose of its creation. |
| Escape From Summerland, by Joey Jones and Melvin Rangasamy Average member rating: (16 ratings)Original Blurb: "In the near future a drone war rages in the skies, but below in Summerland there is only one thought: who's going to feed Jacquotte?" - Take Control of Three Characters each with their own... |
| Eurydice, by Anonymous Average member rating: (37 ratings)A short game about grief, with occasional snakes. |
| An Evening at the Ransom Woodingdean Museum House, by Ryan Veeder Average member rating: (24 ratings)Karen Chambers gives tours in a restored Victorian home. |
| Ex Nihilo, by Juhana Leinonen Average member rating: (33 ratings)In the beginning there was nothing. From nothing light and darkness were born. |
| Exhibition, by Ian Finley Average member rating: (27 ratings)"The Hartman Gallery extends their invitation to an exhibition of Anatoly Domokov's "American Paintings." Who draws the line between art and life? HTML enhanced." [--blurb from Competition '99] |
| Fair, by Hanon Ondricek Average member rating: (27 ratings)As the most famous self-published Science Fiction author residing in Hillview, you are eminently qualified to judge their annual Elementary School Science Fair. |
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