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[DrPetter]

luvcraft: Yeah, I would have loved that back in the days. We were building pinball machines out of LEGO and drawing them on paper during class. I might never have started programming at all if I could have built them in some convenient application... Nowadays I wouldn't have the patience and tolerance required to sit down with a "quirky" editor and make random pinball tables. I would be much more inclined to attack the technical challenges associated with it and make my own simulator and editor (then probably abandon it, of course).

Actually I remember one conversation which I had with a friend in 5th grade or something, where we approached the hypothetical choice of either building a pinball machine or making a computer game (given the necessary guidance). I chose computer game since then I knew I could technically make a virtual pinball game if I wanted to (but it was implied that the desired game to make was something like Metroid).

[moi]

You guys are very prolific and all those games look like I could have fun playing them.
All my unfinished projects are now on long time defunct computers (oric, amiga) and i have no way to revive pics.
I have not made a lot of games during my PC period, except for a few mods, I am just now starting again.

Anyway, as someone suggested, there should be an official TIGS unfinished projects  zip.

[Impossible]

Because its becoming a hot trend, and its a great way for those of us that like to start and never finish random crap to show our failures to the world, here's mine:



Small and Large versions.

[moshboy]

Because its becoming a hot trend, and its a great way for those of us that like to start and never finish random crap to show our failures to the world, here's mine:



Small and Large versions.

You couldn't fill a whole screen? For shame!

[Impossible]

 :D I could if I was less lazy about the layout and I didn't have a strange love for off resolutions.  Also could have done it if I found screens of 5-10 projects I couldn't track down .   That lower right corner is mighty empty.

[onlauf]

Hi! This is my first post here. This is one of my many unfinished software. It's some kind of proof of concept for a gameplay idea I got. But to be honest it turns out it isn't that much fun to play!    It's writen in OpenGL on the OpenGLUT framework with SDL for image files reading.

It's called K-stet which sound like "casse-tête". A french expression that could be translated as puzzle.

lastest version win32 binary and source code

[GP Lackey]

Because it's the HOT NEW TREND I'm doing one too:



64 abandoned game maker projects, all lined up in rows

(very large, of course)

[ichi]

Woah, alot of those look really cool!! finish something! 

[Melly]

Holy shit man your pixels are awesome.

You should give us some playable builds of your nicest stuff. They look quite sexy indeed.

[moi]

Because it's the HOT NEW TREND I'm doing one too:



64 abandoned game maker projects, all lined up in rows

(very large, of course)

Wow Is that a flapflapflap V2 I see there?
You should finish these games. All of them.

[Xion]

You should finish these games. All of them.

[Lazycow]

Because it's the HOT NEW TREND I'm doing one too:

Ha! Yars Revenge!!! I have an unfinished Yars Revenge, too. But I made it long ago on a C64...

[Hideous]

Weegee dodger! It's finished, but it's such a small game I didn't want to post it in feedback. You can get it from http://i.am.not.employed.googlepages.com/weegeedodger.rar

[Melly]

WEEEEEEGEEEEEE!

[Terry]

Sorry - I tried to play it, but apparently it needs a pixel shader capable graphics card