With the huge number of games being posted, the mailbox is bulging with feedback from all the players!
Let's see what RSKGames thinks, this week!!
You can Play both of these games in the Browsercade on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

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Alexandra's found herself in amongst a very generic looking platform level.
Help her reach the other side.
You can Play Alexandra Muffin in the Browsercade, in your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Started work on a generic platformer for Browsercade, yesterday, making good use of the new parallax background code.

The giant balls are falling from the sky.
Grab your best harpoon, and try not to die.
You can Play Harpoons and Balls in the Browsercade in your browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Blimey, General thoughts!
Usually I don't get a chance to look at the ins and outs of the general frameworks and such, once I've started using them.
But the new Javascript-based frameworks allow for realtime tweaking, and also fixing old broken things along the way, too.
Cool!!

As more and more games get dumped into the archive, more and more players are sending feedback.
Let's dig a random letter from the mailbox!

@RSKGames

In 2017 ''Blockman Returns'' was released and that was the first JNK's Blockman game I played. #1 Browsercade game is a remake of ''Blockman Returns'' game.

The original Blockman is recreated in glorious Javascript!
Run around the platform-maze, gather up all the blocklets, and take them all home.
The more you can manage in one go, the higher your combo score.
You can Play Blockman in the Browsercade, in your browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

In order to properly test my onscreen touch controls, I'm going to need some kind of quick playable game, so that's going to be today's task.
Something short and simple, but complex enough to really put the controls to the test.

Prepare to Flap, on Switch!

Guide Flappy between the two sides of the screen, landing on the platforms inbetween.
If you've a Switch, and have downloaded SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key...

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I was very lucky that in my first game I did not get into any snake tiles and got the help of one ladder tile to reach near the end zone much before the AI.
Yup, this is a game 100% down to luck.
I'd like to perhaps remove the sheer-luck, by making the moves maybe Card based, or something? Not quite sure how well that would work, and it honestly wouldn't be "Snakes and Ladders" anymore.
So.. Perhaps another type of board game in the future?

Over on Socoder, RSKGames posted a lovely "Top 10 AGameAWeek Games of 2018", so here it is lovingly reproduced with links and pics! (And with extreme apologies that it's taken me a week to get around to doing this!!)
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10. Roland Eats a Stale Biscuit

First puzzle game of 2018. If it was not so insanely difficult it will be higher up in the list.

Added Repeating Patterns, or at least patterns which "should" repeat!
These are handy for backgrounds and things like that.

I then reused those patterns to create Floor Tiles, and additionally Standard Platforms.
Additionally, I added in some Spaceships, which seem to work better at lower resolutions.

I spent a couple of hours yesterday working up a new Platform Generator for the Sprite-Gen doohickey.

As I release each game, folk from all over the web chip in with their thoughts.
Let's see what RSKGames thought of the new-improved complete edition of JNKPlat!
Warning : Spoilers ahead
You can Download JNKPlat 2018 here, or at GameJolt or on itch.io