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.

Work continues on my bulking up of my Petit Switch Framework, with the titlescreen now looking a little more familiar to regulars.

A wordsearch game. Playable with either a single word (Letter Lattice style) or a standard 5 word form. You can Play Wordsearch in the Shoebox, in your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

12:10am : Half asleep, forcing myself to stay away until the daily midnight Foldapuz tweet, I just about managed it, and then lay down in bed. 12:11am : Thought about circles, and what kind of number puzzles might be doable within those circles. 12:12am : A fully formed Foldapuz game idea. 3:30am : Got to sleep.

Spent yesterday flicking through the net searching for lists that work within the Letter Lattice/Wordsearch game style.

Alan suggests.. Did you ever see Reiner Knizia's _Decathlon_ dice game? Go check it out on boardgamegeek. Not that you'd want to copy it wholesale, but you could get some inspiration for different ways to total dice. PDF of the rules, and a scoresheet.

This week's Shoebox game will be an amazingly wonderfully imaginative game like you've never seen before, ever in your life. Amazeballs!!!

A blank slate, this morning, as I try to come up with a Shoebox game to do. I did consider getting back to finishing off The Quest, but every time I look at the code, the whole thing seems to be larger in scope than I ever imagined it might be.

A fancy graphical doohickey turned into an action game! Hop over all of the blue Zyndotz in order to clear the level. Beware the Spikes, and watch out for that odd creature that shows up. 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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Time : 11:43am Todo : Socoder Newsletter, ALChoon, PetitSwitch game Probability of Success : 8%

The initial release, and it's working reasonably well. I've still got tons of important stuff to do, and I need to make the randomiser a little less random, and a bit more... pretty!! You can Play with the Titler here, in your browser, on Desktop, Tablet or Mobile. (probably too cramped on a phone, though!)

Crikey. A somewhat half-decent GUI. Look at me, with the fancy Javascripting!!

Spent most of today working on this. Now the side-panel is no longer an "Everything all at once" panel, and is instead a series of tabs that you have to flick your way through. This means I can now fill each tab with different elements and GUI bits and pieces. Next is all the mouse/touch stuff on the main display, to let you slide and rotate and scale the elements. ... AAAAARRRRGH!!!!

All of the letters in a single column can be changed to the same letter in order to create a different set of words. Can you decide which column, and what letter should be used? You can Print out a sheet, here or alternatively Play it in your Browser.

Michael Fernie emailed yesterday to tell me that Gamepad support wasn't working in the latest Browsercade game. Bah..

Defeat the enemies with your super ray-gun. But keep an eye on your energy levels. You can Play Energy Warrior in the Browsercade, in your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Making a start on Part Two of the recent project, I've opted to make this version a desktop app, as it gives me a teensy bit more functionality.

"Now all I have to do is make a fully working mouse-driven GUI to make it all functional!" ... Uhoh!! I forgot that I hate doing that stuff!

Haven't started a game, yet. I think this might be a game-less week.

I'd worked hard and fast to get everything done by Thursday, that by the time Thursday Night came around, I was all coded out. I literally couldn't be bothered, at all. Instead, then, I opened up YouTube and headed to Jazza's channel.

Doctor suggested a recent MRI would help, so I'll be heading off up there again, once I've got the appointment for that.

Busy day, yesterday, as I unexpectedly managed to get this week's Petit Switch game up to a decent standard, got that submitted, then popped to the site to blog about it.. At which point I realised I hadn't posted the Foldapuz game, yet, so had to sit here posting two games simultaneously! Hmm..

Help the ranger keep his forest clear of evil flying mutant death-balls, by blasting them out of the skies. 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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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.

Thursday is a trip up to Salford Royal, to get some up to date checks and stuff, so I'm probably going to have to whisk my way through the next few day's worth of content, and build up a small set of easily postable things, just in case..