battalion 
Andy Johnson’s mini monster movie is adorable and awkward, a cutesy Godzilla game working in the constraints of a niche computer platform.
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battalion
Big Rig 
This 80s text-based game driving sim is as detailed as it is intermittently dull. That’s no coincidence.
Blob Wars: Metal Blob Solid 
Though not the hard-hitting action title its gruff hero might imply, Metal Blob Solid offers well-designed levels and demonstrates the amateur ingenuity of the early open-source game movement.
Control Monger 
The free, defunct multiplayer shooter Control Monger has a unique defensive gameplay keeps you constantly moving. To learn what it was like, I brought in some friends!
Crystal Pixels 
Go inside a void of glistening lights, created by its programmer as a personal place to be alone. You can explore it if you can control it. Maybe we’re not supposed to play this.
Despair 
Feel like everything sucks? The sadistic slapstick stress relief toy Despair might leave you even more depressed.
Enigma 
This nearly impossible puzzle game with over 2000 levels is so absurdly complicated that it’s a spectacle.
The glittery wonder of Flying Colors, now free 
The art program Flying Colors is now free to download – plus a bonus link to an interview with the artist behind its graphics.
The Frogs Of War
Developed sporadically for two decades and based on a bizarre dream about lizard men, The Frogs Of War is a perplexing game that follows no other.
Gravity Balls
Hilariously frustrating but never hopeless, this indie Mac physics game revels in losing control.