Kitty Punch Game

Do you like your games Japanese flavored and completely retarded? If so then you're in luck because this is a game where you control a man in a cat costume and the aim is to claw at the cat toys as much as possible.

Defence games. They're a genre that, while the formula gets old and tired, the games still somehow manage to remain endlessly addictive. In this one you're protecting a moon-base from rampaging aliens.

A short but beautifully illustrated point-and-click adventure game in the classic lucasarts style. Help Myosotis uncover a new story in a mysterious little town and become a Trader of Stories in this first episode...

It's time for you to bust out of jail using catapults and missile strikes (yep, you read that right!) to foil your captors - Avoid the guards and good luck on your escape to freedom!

8-bit retro ninja slaying action. Defend yourself from wave after wave of shuriken throwing purple pyjama wearing ninjas using only a sword and a big can of whoopass. Points awarded for killing ninjas and deflecting shurikens.

Just when you thought games couldn't get any more exciting someone makes a game about conveyor belts. If you like exicement, puzzles and mechanical devices for moving things in a straight line you're in for a treat!

It's one of those games that i can see you all becomming addicted to - Try to look at her boobs without getting busted.

Get a firm grip on your porcelain throne because you're about to take the dump to end all dumps!In this game you'll be getting launched majestically into the air, on the can, butt nekkid and in mid bowel movement.

Another entirely surreal platform game from the guy who brought you the equally perplexing "Game Game". Figure out what you're supposed to do as you go and ponder the question - is it a game, art or is it just nonsense?

Catch the small, medium and large fish, blow up sharks and catching birds too !

If this doesn't summon up a bit of misty-eyed nostalgia then you need to stop what you're doing and play this. Lots. Then in 20 years you'll be as nostalgic as I am right now.