If you go with mixed case (MicRogue) lots of people will think it's said "Mick Rogue". I'd go with all caps or initial caps + small caps.

[The Lootin' Lutin]

(That was me. I didn't know it was already used – I crossed it out because I thought it was dumb.)

With apologies to The Archer:

The Lootin' Lutin

Or... umm...

Dwarf Raid
Pocket Pillager
A Dwarf in the Night (play off "a thief in the night")
Mini Monster Mash & Cash

My only critique would be that his arms are long enough he can touch his shins without bending.

Okay guys. So I have this game. It was originally a mini roguelike so I called it MicRogue. Now I don't know if I am a huge fan of the name so anybody have any good ideas. You are a dwarf fighter named Kogan who storms the evil lords tower trying to steal as much gold as possible so you can become rich, doing this before the night is over and the evil lord wakes up.

Loot & Scoot

Nevermind.

Missing a single hit seems to set you back to nothing, which is a big discouragement to continuing.

Also why are the greenish circles called crystals? They don't look like crystals at all.

Runner game + Cooking Mama

You play as the ingredients, and your goal is to run full speed into the path of the chopping knife while avoiding counter-top obstacles.

And the Best Devlog Award goes to... Hempuli!

 You're an inhabitant of the United States of America.

Sorry I can't identify to an inhabitant of the United States of America, I am french  

I'm Canadian, but that doesn't seem to matter!

I want to see a map of this new North America, because it sounds like "Canada" now includes all of the US east except maybe Florida and Georgia.

Or a Mac version?

Fun, but frustrating.

• Telling me that X can be used to make Y is great, but why not tell me what else is needed to make Y?
• I keep losing track of my canoes and rafts. They should be marked on the map.
• Berries and campfires don't do nearly enough to keep you alive. I died several times before reaching the plane, but didn't notice any wire there so I didn't make snares and eventually gave up.
• I built platforms – even a covered one – early on but saw absolutely no use for them. Apparently I was missing wire, but I assumed they were meant to be a form of shelter.

Maybe I just like the idea of exploration games, but have little patience for exploration in games.

Will there be alternate camera views? Something I can't stand in racing games is cockpit or near-track-level perspective. I want to see curves and items in the track as they approach, not the horizon.

Posting to say I like the name.

I warned you.

Sure, let's try it!!

We are doing the PC version "sequel" of the webgame Mr. Bree: Returning Home
(www.kongregate.com/games/TawStudio/mr-bree-returning-home).

It tells the story of a pig that was attacked, lost his memory, and needs to remember his movements and the way home to go back for his family.

For now, the game's name is Mr. Bree+. What do you think?

Mr. Bree: There and Back Again

What's new?

Chance/Fortune House: Put an item or money at stake and try your luck.

Club House: Members/allies only. Store items/money/etc for common use or trade.

I would love to see some concept art for this! Enough of the majestic landscape already

I immediately thought of the Jason and the Argonauts skeletons, which I hope was intentional:

I ask because knowing more than the main game mechanic can help inspire names. I MEAN CAN YOU IMAGINE IF SUPER MARIO WAS JUST CALLED JUMPMAN LOL

I'm going to give this a whirl~

Our game is a puzzle platformer, where a so-far nameless character uses its grappling hook to get from place to place. There are individual levels, rather than a large world to explore (although that would be neat...) Here is a screenshot:

Why is the character flinging himself through these levels?