GBC A Husk At Dusk (Homebrew) GBC

[Teone]

A Husk At Dusk (Homebrew) GBC​

This is a homebrew game, made for GBC and officially released for free via: https://idnitmedia.itch.io/a-husk-at-dusk. Be sure to check out their original post, so you can get much more details and follow updated versions, okay? If you enjoy it, please, consider to follow the author's pages and to support their projects! You can always send donations on itch.io or comment there to let them know their work reached you. Version: 1.11

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[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

It looks good for a Homebrew.

 

[retro8s]

it very halloweenie yet simple figured out the maze end type game. I just love how it comes off so silly rewarding you such things like APPLE CINDER i lolf at at

 

[Vile]

A ghost story: The game​

 

[Teone]

I feel like, with the amount of homebrew games being posted here being bigger and bigger with time, they should be classified merely as "homebrew" and not as the console where they're played at. The only retro part of them is the graphics; mixing then with actual retro is just confusing and even annoying if you're looking for actual old games.

Yeah, maybe a "No Homebrews" button, like the one we have for "No Hacks" could work for that! :D

But anyway, I only know about a few more to share, like five or so, and then we probably won't have waves of homebrews anymore. This big amount I've been publishing were accumulated in my PC from before I enter CDR/RGT and I was kinda releasing everything I could at once. From this month onwards I'll be searching games sporadically and my desire is to focus on actual old games.

I think we wouldn't want to separate them from their consoles. A filter by release year maybe could be appropriate in the future, though!

 

[Keko]

I feel like, with the amount of homebrew games being posted here being bigger and bigger with time, they should be classified merely as "homebrew" and not as the console where they're played at. The only retro part of them is the graphics; mixing then with actual retro is just confusing and even annoying if you're looking for actual old games.

 

[Teone]

I really appreciate this selection of homebrews you're highlighting. I always knew it was an arena where super interesting stuff was happening, but knowing where to start is hard.

I'm happy to know it! The free ones I've been sharing can feel "too simple" sometimes, but they're at least interesting experiments, and a door to our visitors to go there and meet other games from them, maybe buy some.

 

[callmearc]

I really appreciate this selection of homebrews you're highlighting. I always knew it was an arena where super interesting stuff was happening, but knowing where to start is hard.