You can play Blockman On Ice in the Browsercade, already, but I've not done my screenshots, icons, etc yet.

Within each cluster of four, the left value is the Total (Add/Sum) of the top and bottom values, whilst the right value is the Product (Multiply) of the top and bottom.
Use deduction and maths to solve all the boxes.
You can Print sheets of puzzles, here or alternatively Play it in your browser.

The classic returns.
Trying out a new method of insanity, this time. There are pink pickups to grab, and also the occasional explosive device which will cause extra challenges along the way.
Other than that, the rules are the same.
Pop the Popcorn, and try to survive.

I've been asked how I achieve my scrolling backgrounds, especially since (as you can probably tell from my games) I'm not using "normal" techniques.
So, let's code a quick example, and you can hopefully follow along.
WARNING : This is far from being the ideal, or even the "normal" way of drawing backdrops.
I am NOT the best tutor for programming. I've been coding far too long without getting rid of my bad bad habits, and have been working towards "many games, quickly" tech...

Move the pills into the pillbox. Each day should contain the same total dosage.
You can Print Sheets of the puzzle or Play in your Browser

Woke up at 4:30.
It's now 6am, and I'm sitting here posting daily pixelarts and blogs, and the sun is rising outside.
I'll be asleep by 10!

A quick "game" tutorial type thing for a silly little game, created using PetitCom/SmileBASIC on the Nintendo Switch.
If you've grabbed a copy from the Japanese eShop, you should be able to follow along, since the program itself now includes a complete English translation.
I'll assume you're using the program with a USB Keyboard attached, but if not, most of the keyboard functionality can be accessed by hitting the [-] button on your controller.

From the main menu, hit t...

Each row and column contains the numbers 1 to 5, without repetition.
A spacer is provided on each row/column, and the sum total of each cluster of numbers is given in the areas at the start of the column or row.
You can Print out a sheet of puzzles, or alternatively Play the game in your browser.

Each pie contains the same four numbers, but multiplied by the central number.
Use your maths deduction skills to try and find all the values.
You can Print out sheets of pies here, or alternatively Play it in your browser.

Place the six given values into the six circles so that the three points of each triangle add up to the value in the centre.
You can Print out a sheet of puzzles or alternatively Play it in your Browser on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

There are five four-digit PINs in the grid, and ten spaces left blank.
All of the numbers 0 to 9 should be placed into the grid, and once placed, the numbers of each four-digit PIN should add up to 18.
You can Print out a sheet of puzzles or alternatively Play them in your Browser

Spent most of yesterday trying to figure out how best to get a glow effect in a Browsercade edition of NeonPlat.

Trying to add Theme Three to SpikeDislike yesterday, and I had all manner of crazy maths issues.

Each letter represents a different number from 0 to 9. Convert all the letters, solve the sum, and find the hidden word.
You can Print a sheet of puzzles, or alternatively Play it in your browser.

Lots of internal tweaks to the engine, today.
The game now records your highest combo, and places that alongside your highscore in the saves. This means that, when necessary, I can pop that up on the screen.
Your last score on the scoreboard is now highlighted and bounces to and fro, to stand out on the list.
I do miss having that in the Browsercade.
.. Maybe I should try to figure out a way to do that, but Browsercade's save data is there for lots of different types of games, a...

Take the blocks from the bottom, and fill the spaces provided on the scales, so that the two sums give the same balanced results.
You can Print a sheet of puzzles here, or Play it in your browser.

Crikey, that's a lot of games..

A maths game, this week.
Try to fill out the grid of numbers so that the sums on the right are all correct.
Each column should contain all numbers 1 to 9, and no alike numbers should be next to each other (horizontally, vertically or diagonally)
You can Print a sheet of them, here, or alternatively, Play it in your browser.