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Bobby’s War Mac

Get on board the double decker bus into chaos and battle the twats of war in our critically acclaimed pixellated arena shooter. Chosen as one of the ten best examples of current indie game design for the Eurogamer Expo 2008, War Mac is an edge of the seat eye melting experience like no other.

With game design by Robert Fearon and music by the ever talented Barry Island, War Mac has been met with immense critical reception from the press and players alike
Features:

• Incredible pixel graphics – fill the screen with colourful explosions
• Insane Enemies – Fight handbags, busses, aliens and more
• Arcade style sound FX – it’s like being in an 80?s arcade
• Heart pounding music – provided by Barry Island
• Fun for all ages – aside from the original name, obviously

Caveats

Oh my, this is my first attempt at bringing one of my games across to OSX. It’s 5 year old, terrible code I’m working from and the package I’m using to bring it across is super flaky. That said, it seems to be running absolutely spot on on my 2006 Macbook and I’ve made a couple of doable without gutting everything and starting again amendments along the way.

As this is my first steps into this territory I’m bunging this one out there for free. Like a crack dealer or something. Or just someone who feels a bit cheeky. You decide.

As usual, if you’d like to chuck some money in the pot to encourage me to do more… go pick up The Bundle Of Wrong and get some PC games you probably can’t play for whatever price you choose.

What is Fish Fish Bang Bang?

Throughout July both myself and the uber lovely Farbs of Captain Forever, Fishie Fishie Fifty and Playpen battled to the death to make the best game from each others work over at Indie Kombat.

Controlled using a single button, help Fishie Fishie defend the universe from errant fish invaders determined to give him a hug. A deadly hug of poison fish love. Stop the hugs by blowing their fishy faces off with multicoloured lasers.

Fish Fish Bang Bang is based on characters created and owned by Farbs.

It is inspired by Bedlam and Llamasoft and chip shops.

Fish Fish Bang Bang is due for release sometime late 2011. It’s not finished yet but I’m absolutely, totally on the case.

New demo uploaded on October 31st. We’re getting there.

Feedback? Mail me, I’m happy to chat.

How to play

Your fish spins automatically. Your fish shoots automatically! We’ve taken care of all that for you. All you have to do is turn the fish. It’s that easy.

Scoring points isn’t quite so easy though. It’s all about timing your shots to perfection. Hold fire, release fire, score big. The closer the fish, the bigger the score.

Can you get the biggest score ever? Go on, give it a try.

If you can’t be bothered raising your hand to press a button a few times, then take your hands off the keyboard. The game plays itself. It’s the future, today!

You won’t score anything of worth and it’ll be really, really boring but you’ve got to admit, it’s novel!

Fishy Pictures!

More Screens!

Fish Fish Bang Bang In Action

Features

• Insanely colourful effects.
• Play with only one button or switch
• Look ma, no hands! A game that plays itself if you don’t want to
• Full version will contain configurable effects levels and many more stages
• Awesome music by Swith
• Laser beams and fish
• Flashing lights. Lots of them

System Requirements

Not a lot! Honest. You’ll need a fairly recent graphics card to run it and one capable of Direct X 8, so nothing too major. The demo version does push round an awful lot of pretty pictures though but the best way to find out if you can run it is to give it a try. Let me know if you struggle, I can’t promise anything but hey, I’m here to help so you never know.

What is the Ambiomat?

The Ambiomat is an ambient art package designed for use with a single switch. It is an 11×8 canvas designed to produce abstract block artwork that can look decent regardless of your ability to interact.

Using the Ambiomat

On the title screen, press the switch (assigned to the space bar) to enter the palette selection screen. The Ambiomat will automatically scan through each palette. Press the switch to select the palette.

Once a palette has been selected, The Ambiomat moves to the 11×8 grid. You are then able to place down one colour at a time upon the grid by pressing the switch down on the grid block you wish to paint upon. Once a complete lap of the grid has been completed, The Ambiomat moves on to the next colour in the palette. Once all the colours have been cycled through, you are then given an “empty” block with which to delete blocks from the grid.

After the delete block has been used across the entire grid, The Ambiomat automatically saves a .png file of the results in the folder you store The Ambiomat in.

Pressing the switch once more will return you to the title screen.

The Ambiomat also has a few keyboard controls that you can use to shape it to your ability. Numbers 0-9 on the keyboard (note: not the number pad) will adjust the speed of the cursor as it cycles through the grid.

The plus and minus keys on the number pad enable you to switch effects on and off. To use The Ambiomat as an art package, it is recommended the effects remain off. To get the full experience of The Ambiomat, we naturally recommend the effects are switched on.

By default, The Ambiomat is set to both the slowest cycle speed and effects off. Once you have settled on an appropriate speed and choice of effects, The Ambiomat will remember these settings next time you load. You only need to adjust either once. There are audio cues to indicate that an adjustment has been made.

Ambiopics

If you have any requests or suggestions, please feel free to contact me at touchme@bagfullofwrong.co.uk or catch me on Twitter.

SYNSO:Championship Edition

CHAIN THE FRUITS AND GET ON BOARD THE FRUITS CHAIN.

Synso:CE comes with a series of additional accessibility options. Press TAB when prompted to access the menu.

• Configurable visual effects: Choose how intense you’d like your game to be. From no effects to ARE YOU MENTAL? mode.
• Configurable background effects. Strip away layers of backgrounds for more visual clarity.
• One Switch Compatible. SYNSO:CE is compatible with 4Noah for switch access. Download 4Noah here.
• Invulnerability. Play the game and never die. Can be configured for 1,2,3,4 or 5 minute games so you decide how long you play for
• Reduce enemy spawns. Turn off the wave structure in the game. Reduce enemies to a bare minimum.
• Slow down enemies and fire rates Play the game at a speed that suits you.
• Slow down the entire game No need for CPU killer. Drag the room speed down to something acceptable for you.

For notes on manually editing the accessibility features, please see this page for guidance.

Credits

Game by Robert D. Fearon based on an idea by Steve Maibock.
Music by Swith.
Originally created for Way Of The Rodent

Media

Hi-res screenshots here.

Based incredibly loosely on Christian Urquhart’s Transversion.
Music by Gordon King.
The font is Mode 7.
Monitor effect inspired by Ian Bogost.

Want screenshots? Try here.

About SYNSO

SYNSO360, Andy Noble’s excellent port of Squid Yes! Not So Octopus! in massive big-o-vision is now available for all you lovely console owners to download. At only 80 MS Points, it’s an absolute bargaingasm of brainmeltingly epic proportions.

Download SYNSO360 to your Xbox360 today!

Features:

• Frantic gameplay. No game takes more than 8 minutes.
• Low scores: No score can be over 9
• 4 board designs based on classic arcade cabinets.
• Configurable effects levels.
• Screen Zoom.
• Built in One Switch control feature for accessibility. Hold down A to activate on the title screen.
• Flashing lights and fun, fun, fun.

Download a video to embed on your own site in either FLV or WMV format

Want screenshots? Try here!. Or pick and choose from a massive selection here

Enquires? Drop me a line at touchme@bagfullofwrong.co.uk. It’s good to talk. Probably.

Video:

Squid Yes, Not So Octopus:Squid Harder

SYNSO floats onto your Xbox 360: Click here to grab the demo or the full version. Available now for only 80 MS Points.

Squid Yes, Not So Octopus 2: Squid Harder: Amazing colourful arena shooting wonderment from Bagfull Of Wrong.

Due to music licensing, the full original version of SYNSO:Squid Harder is available as a free download. However, please consider a donation to get the special edition (pictured) with improved and remixed graphics and all our other PC games thrown into the bargain.

Featuring:

1. 4 worlds of non stop mayhem
2. Keyboard/Joystick/Switch control
3. Configurable effects levels
4. Squids
5. Not any octopus, sorry.

Credits

Music by Syntronic
Graphics and game design by Robert D. Fearon
Crypt Of Tomorrow font by Auntie Pixelante
Remaining audio by Robert D. Fearon
4Noah by William Pilgrim
Inspiration: Jeff Minter, Paul Holmes, Eugene Jarvis, Half Man Half Biscuit, Tea (and the drinking thereof)

The title Squid Yes, Not So Octopus is used with the kind permission of Geoff at Probe Plus and Nigel of Half Man, Half Biscuit. Thanks guys. Appreciated.

Screenshots

Look! Special Edition!

The SYNSO:Squid Harder Special Edition is available as a bonus with The Bundle Of Wrong only!

War Twat

Get on board the double decker bus into chaos and battle the twats of war in our critically acclaimed pixellated arena shooter. Chosen as one of the ten best examples of current indie game design for the Eurogamer Expo 2008, War Twat is an edge of the seat eye melting experience like no other.

With game design by Robert Fearon and music by the ever talented Barry Island, War Twat has been met with immense critical reception from the press and players alike

Features:

Incredible pixel graphics – fill the screen with colourful explosions
Insane Enemies – Fight handbags, busses, aliens and more
Arcade style sound FX – it’s like being in an 80′s arcade
Heart pounding music – provided by Barry Island
Fun for all ages – aside from the name, obviously
Alternate Build – tuned for colour blindness.

Media

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