MathBrush's Played Games
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| The Very Old Witch and the Turnip Girl, by Megan Stevens MathBrush's rating:   Average member rating:  The witch on the hill outside of town is retired. She threw in the towel long ago, when it became obvious that the humans don't need her help blighting and smiting each other. But the world isn't quite done... |
| The Unofficial Sea-Monkey(R) Simulation, by B.J. Best MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Sometime during 1987, your father comes home from work--late, as usual. He tosses a small box onto the kitchen counter. "Here," he says, "you wanted fish. You get these. Let's see how you do first, and then... |
| Unit 322 (Disambiguation), by Jonny Muir MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: A mystery told entirely through the pages of an online encyclopedia. |
| Ultimate Escape Room: IF City, by Mark Stahl MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You and your friends have fallen into the escape room craze that has swept the country in recent years. You love the feeling of living out a real life adventure game. You've made plans with your friends to... |
| Tuuli, by Daurmith and Ruber Eaglenest MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: "The old witch, your teacher Mákke, is dead. If you want to save your village you'll have to destroy the raiding fleet that's coming. Can you do it, young Lenne-who-would-be-the-witch?" ---------- Mákke,... |
| The Traveller, by Kaelan Doyle Myerscough MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Earth has fallen; the remains of humanity float adrift in space. To them, you are the savior of humanity... but on a routine scouting mission, you are lost, presumed dead. Alone in the vast expanse of space,... |
| Transient Skies, by dgtziea MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You are heading back to your ship, your navvisor blinking hard data at you as you look around planetside -- mineral deposits, heat signatures, distant planets -- when you decide, for a moment, to turn it all... |
| TextCraft: Alpha Island, by Fabrizio Polo MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You talked big. Now prove it. Survive for a week on Alpha Island with no equipment save a pair of khaki shorts and a cell phone. Bear witness to escalating physical surreality as you come to understand your... |
| Temperamentum, by Matthew Sawchuk MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: It's been a rough year for Dolores Worth. She doesn't like to talk about it. But lately her dreams have been getting more and more intense. They keep her up at night. If she doesn't conquer the trauma of her... |
| Something, by Linus Lekander MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: A washing dilemma. |
| The skinny one., by Annie Z. MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: You take up too much room. You are so heavy and solid and real, and you don't want to be. You wish you could be like a child's balloon at a fair, drifting, attached only be a thin string. And you wish the... |
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| Salt, by Gareth Damian Martin MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: The beach is a strip of heat. You stand knee deep in the water, facing out to sea. Familiar voices shimmer behind your head. You take a breath, and then begin. - A game about swimming, thinking and the... |
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| The Richard Mines, by Evan Wright MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Czechoslovakia, 1949. Though World War Two has been over for several years, rumors of underground German factories still persist. No one has found one yet, until now... |
| Redstone, by Fred Snyder MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: A VIP's been murdered at the reservation casino. As the deputy on call, it's up to you to find the killer. You have until morning before the FBI turns up the heat. Redstone is a parser/choice hybrid designed... |
| Going Down, by Hanon Ondricek MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Journey to another world. Return if you can. A Grand Guignol entry to Ectocomp 2017. |
| Where we'll live for nine days, by Pseudavid MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: A small flat. Uncertain light. Two frightened people locked in for nine days. Eroding sense of reality. An ambiguous story where feelings, memories and words themselves are unreliable. Where we'll live for... |
| The devil tree, by A.I. Wulf MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: This is just a peek into a land's wet streets and lives. It's the story of a author and his urges and responsibilities. It's the story of his conflicted inspection of the psyche of a land. Don't expect much... |
| The Elevator Game, by Owlor MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Two detectives are investigating surveillance footage of a mare behaving oddly in an elevator. The story takes a turn for the dark when they encounter her presumed killer. Illustrated Twine-game in a Visual... |
| The Rats in the Bulkheads, by Bruno Dias MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: All you have to do is make it inside and fire thrusters to adjust the derelict's course. Content warning: This game contains written depictions of disturbing material, including gore and suicide. |
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| dripping with the waters of SHEOL, by Lady Isak Grozny MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: A ghost of a peculiar origin stalks the corridor of your flat. Maybe you should go talk to it? A story about gay love and how all things hidden become evident, featuring a bigender protagonist and their... |
| Fog Lights and Foul Deeds, by Tom Sykes MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: An interactive horror story set on a supernaturally ruined Victorian canal. You've bought a narrowboat. You've hired a crew. Can you survive the myriad horrors of the fog-drenched Poulton waterway? Play... |
| Futility, by A.I. Wulf MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Futilty by A.I. Wulf Futilty is what the name suggests. It tries to explore the dark caverns of guilt and misunderstanding. It's also about the futility of our life. It's a little psychological horror... |
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