The good old game that you used to secretly play at the back of the classroom!
You can Play Dots and Squares in the Shoebox, in the One On One area.

The classic explosive game of popping atoms is finally in the Shoebox!
You can Find Atoms in the Group Games section.

It's nothing too tricky, and you won't struggle to play it.
The simple classic game of Hangman.
Tap the letters, fill in the blanks, and try to guess the words or phrase.
You can Play Hangman in the Shoebox where you'll find it in amongst the Word Games.

Spent a few hours, yesterday, getting a very basic looking car to drive around a very basic looking grassland. (and/or, blue space with stars in it, acting like a flat driveable area!)

And so, the Quest begins.

I should really finish off Mancala's "Laps" stuff. I think that's probably going to be today's task.
But after that, what game comes next?

Record time for player feedback! Let's have a nosey.
You can Play Shuffled Tracks in the Extras section of the Shoebox.

RSKGames

Played ''Shuffled Tracks'' and was quite surprised to find such a polished game done in 2 days.

A nice and quick game for today. Battle against AL or a friend, in this flipping strategy game.

You can Play Reversi in the Shoebox, where you'll find it under the Misc games.

Alan posted to the Board Thoughts topic, about the grainy pixelly nature of the scaled up board..

Alan

SVG, maybe?

A few quick tweaks and a change to the "Game Over" parameters, which also required the drawing of a generic trophy icon!!
Accordion is now part of the ShoeBox, overwriting what used to be "Trails".
The game now brings up a little Trophy on the bottom left, if you've got less than 5 piles remaining (+ whatever's left in the draw deck).
The Accordion rules state that any leaps should be "over 2", not "over 1" like I had it with Trails, so in order to make things a little less frustra...

The classic "hop over to remove" solitaire game is now part of the Shoebox.

It's a simple enough game. Leap either horizontally or vertically over another counter, to remove it from the board.
Your task is to remove all but one counter from the board.

Had another "This game isn't possible" email, this morning, about the blocking of the Draw Pile in Spider Solitaire.
On the one hand, I guess I need to add a little more ingame, onscreen instructional stuff.
On the other hand.. People just want Klondike, don't they!!!

I've added semi-persistent score handling to the Shoebox Framework, along with plenty of space to add a decent selection of scores and things into the mix.
You can Test the Shoebox here!

Each week, a huge influx of emails and comments and thoughts flurry into view, as @RSKGames plays the game!
But RSK has competition, this week, as Spinal's joined in with some feedback, too!!
You can Download Classic SpikeDislike here.

@RSKGames

Everybody Likes SpikeDislike!!

In order to get SpikeDislike Classic (or is it Classic SpikeDislike?) to work as universally as I can, there's been a lot of Delta Timing tweaks, alongside a bunch of 3DS Scaling-Issue related stuff that had to be done.

This will be SpikeDislike Classic, and as such will be a back-to-basics approach.
Nobody seemed to like the wonderful new additions that I made to SD3, so they'll all be scrapped in favour of the good old "Ball bounces along the ground, dodging spikes, full stop" mechanic that everybody loves.

For the past few months, I've been back and forthing on a way to get this to look half-assed on the 3DS.
The main issue is with the Starfield, vs the 3DS's LED "haze" (Or maybe that's because I'm using a Original 3DS as my Homebrew unit!?)
The slow-to-react LED is causing really horrible "clarity" issues.
When you moved, the stars turned to a dark grey whilst the screen tries to catch up. If you stopped, and it has time to draw them fully, they become hard and white.
...

I still kinda want to do that Puzzobomb, but without a good generator it's all but failed, already.
So, what else then?

Another new/classic game.
Futoshiki is another sudoku-like puzzle. Each row and column contains all numbers 1 to 5. You must use the arrows to help guide the numbers.
An arrow always points between a high number and a lower one.
This is probably the fourth puzzle which makes use of the Wordoku premade 5x5 layouts!
I might enhance this game to include 6, 7 or 8 sized layouts, but I'll need to make some larger layouts, first.