MathBrush's Played Games
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| Panoptique, by Hugo Labrande, Nighten Dushi MathBrush's rating:   Average member rating: Encore un peu de temps en salle de surveillance, et ça sera l’heure de votre pause. Concentrez vous sur les douze écrans devant vous. Faites un rapport pour chaque comportements suspect ou visant à... |
| Dynamite Powers vs. the Ray of Night!, by Mike Carletta MathBrush's rating: Average member rating:  Dynamite Powers and Rosalind have escaped the Chinese water torture on Lord Infamy's dirigible. With the help of their new friend, Melcor, they led the revolt of the singing monkeys of Melodion and toppled... |
| I.A.G. Alpha, by Serhii Mozhaiskyi MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You may think this game is about a post-Soviet Research Institute. About an experiment that went out of control. You may think that the initials "I.A.G." are somehow related to the Institute. You may think... |
| A Woman's Choice, by Katie Benson MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: To breed or not to breed, that is the question. So what'll it be, Jennifer? Join Jennifer on her journey through life. The choices you make in her early years will resonate for years to come, sometimes with... |
| Time Passed, by Davis G. See MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: All these years later and I still think about you. A game about memory and middle school. |
| Haywire, by Peregrine Wade MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Yet another day is ending. Yet another day of dazzling bystanders with your spectacular illusions, all for a fistful of coins. Now it's time to grab a bite and find a place to sleep, all alone in the big... |
| Dead Man's Fiesta, by Ed Sibley MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Summer was coming to an end, and all you wanted to do was finish grieving in peace before you had to go back to work. And because it had been a rough couple of months you bought yourself a car, you know, as... |
| Charming, by Kaylah Facey MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Potions shattered on the floor, pages torn out of books, a demolished statue... These are a few of the magical messes you will have to clean up before Enchantress Igmenta arrives for your coming-of-age test... |
| The Forgotten Tavern, by Peter M.J. Gross MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Max and Diana need your help, although Diana might be reluctant to admit that. You should visit their humble establishment. If you help them with their problems, they can help you with yours. You remember... |
| Into the Lair, by Kenna May MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You're standing in the silent graveyard, by the entrance to the crypt Wil pulled you out of when she rescued you. The sky grows brighter and brighter behind you; soon, it'll be too light outside for you to... |
| Basilica de Sangre, by Bitter Karella MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: What's a demon to do? Your mother has been missing for weeks. Rumor has it that she's being held prisoner in the infamous convent Basilica de Sangre. They say no demon has ever escaped from Basilica de... |
| Lux, by Agnieszka Trzaska MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You wander around in darkness – even though the lights are on. Sandra is the only one to survive a mysterious attack on a deep space mining station. She is alive, but has lost her vision. Now Sandra must... |
| Pegasus, by Michael Kielstra MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Pegasus: the best friend of a democracy and the worst enemy of a dictator. Their Agents safeguard the liberty of the people around the world. Trained by and armed with the best humanity has to offer, they... |
| They Will Not Return, by John Ayliff MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: A post-apocalyptic tale of lonely robots. |
| Re: Dragon, by Jack Welch MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Something went dreadfully wrong in last year's IFFComp. Now a diabolical lawyer representing a cabal of angry dragons threatens to sue the Interactive Fiction Technological Freedom Foundation into oblivion... |
| Dungeon Detective, by Wonaglot MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You're a gnoll. Whether that's a blessing or a curse is up to you. Unlike other gnolls, you're trying to eke out a simple existence by plying your trade - that of the world's first Dungeon Detective. Amass... |
| Ürs, by Christopher Hayes, Daniel Talsky MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You're a regular rabbit who's lived in the same warren your entire life. You have no reason to leave, but the THUD threatens to destroy all the baby kittens. Maybe something in the ancient places of the Ürs... |
| Terminal Interface for Models RCM301-303, by Victor Gijsbers MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: A text terminal interface for interacting with your model RCM301-303 remote controlled mech. |
| The Temple of Shorgil, by Arthur DiBianca MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: One day, travel guides will talk about this "masterpiece of the Pirothian architect Kitral" -- but only if you, the first person to visit it in over 1,000 years, can find out what's inside. (Puzzle-oriented... |
| + = x, by Chandler Groover MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: An equation is a language, which is a road to move information. All matter is information. Even a crust trimmed from a sandwich. Even a planet's crust, adrift in space, with its core blown. Those lights are... |
| The Empty Chamber: A Celia Swift Mystery, by Tom Sykes MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: A game of observation, conversation, and deduction, set inside a run-down terrace flat in post-war Essex. |
| The Devil and the Mayor, by Jonathan Laury MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You've been summoned Up Top to make a deal, but do the humans really need much help damning themselves? Perhaps a little assistance wouldn't hurt... This is a Twine game where you play as a devil making a... |
| San Francisco, 2118, by Leah Case MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: The sun is disappearing, your mother is lost. You don’t know why. |
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