Icy Tower
PlatformerA combination of a platform and action game, the goal of the game character is to climb a tower by jumping onto steps of a staircase inside it. The game...
Free Lunch Design
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Free Lunch Design is an independent game developer established in 1998 by Johan Peitz. Its objective is to develop fun, high quality games with focus on gameplay. At the moment, all the games of Free Lunch Design are completly free. Just download and play, you get the full versions.
Video games are not about high resolutions, millions of colors or 64 bit sound. It's not about the latest technical achievement, full motion video or a dozen CDs full of prerendered graphics. Video games are about fun. In the end there's only one thing that matters, gameplay.
Free Lunch Design biggest hits during the last few years have been the games Happyland Adventures, Operation Spacehog and Icy Tower. Millions of copies have been downloaded and distributed via magazines.
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