You can Play Pixie Bubble in the Browsercade, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet

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I don't know what was the state of Pixie Bubble yesterday to get the doubt (''Finding the Game'') in yesterday's blog.

Help Pixie guide her bubble through the dangerous path ahead. Use the magic of your wand to power up the fans, or turn off the electrical fields, and help the bubble gently float to the end of the tunnel. You can Play Pixie Bubble in the Browsercade in your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

This game isn't very exciting...!

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.

Yesterday was taken up with Browsercade's onscreen controllers.

A tweet from Jamie84303 last night asked for further tweaks to the Browsercade controller, this time the onscreen version. Yup.. Looks like there's more controller stuff in my future!!

A simple game of hopping and throwing, as originally suggested by PixelProspector all those many many years ago, back in November 2009! You can Play NeonPlat in your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

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

Platdude's tending to a field of fruit. There's no trees about, so um.. *shrugs* Anyway, gather the fruit and watch out for the bats in this fairly generic Mr Do clone. You can Play Cosmic Gardener here, in your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Guess who still hasn't done the "Extra" feature, yet! If I'm honest, I might go without it. It's very very very very clone'y, right now, and the Browsercade's not supposed to be that. .. Is it?! *shrugs*

Spent yesterday getting Platdude to do some fruit harvesting from his garden.

OK, I *think* I've got the controller code whittled down to a decent set of functions. Part One is simply the One Player setup. If you're feeling somewhat bored, open up Browsercade and give it a try.

Michael Fernie suggested that when he plugs a gamepad into Browsercade, it no longer works properly.

Suggested by Michael Fernie (feel free to make suggestions!) this week's game sees our unnamed hero searching for the key to the dungeon door. Carrying only a flaming torch, can you defeat the enemies and reach the exit? You can Play Take This Torch in the Browsercade, on your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Most of yesterday was spent in Family Mode, with not a terrible amount of coding going on. I did at least manage to add a single enemy type to the maze game, and usual key/door mechanic is working well enough.

Spent most of yesterday trying to make this effect look half-decent. Kinda works, I guess.. The flickering of the torch helps disguise the terrible way I did the light effect. It's not 100%.. It's more like 60%!! *shrugs* Now to add gameplay.

Guide Jack through the maze trying to light up all the squares, but watch out for the evil ghosties! The game was originally intended to be a Q*Bert clone, but with a less diagonal approach. People REALLY dislike the diagonal controls of Q*Bert! Once flattened, however, the game actually ended up being more like Oh Mummy, with the end result being somewhere inbetween. Quick reflexes necessary, and try not to fall! You can Play Jack on the Blocks in the Browsercade in your browser, on Desktop, Mob...

I didn't want to make a "Proper" QBert clone because people really seem to hate the diagonal controls of QBert, so have instead made it flatter and squarer.

Guide the balloon to inexplicably pick up fruit that's inexplicably falling through the clouds whilst inexplicable teddy bears inexplicably throw spikes at the balloon. I don't know why this is happening!! You can Play Only One Balloon in the Browsercade, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Each week, more and more games are piled onto the site, and tons of feedback is submitted from those who can still be bothered playing any of them!! If you'd like to Play Follow the Path, you can do so in the Browsercade.

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The old AGAW native games used to have a feature in the credits screen where the gamers can see how many times they have played the game.