Ya know, I've noticed that in my seemingly endless library of AGS games on my computer, I tend to forget the one-cup wonders that drift in the archives.
Here's my little tribute to my favorite one cup games of all time!
Laundry Day-
By Carl Heyl (I think?) probably the greatest one-cup game I've ever played. It has puzzles (very difficult, but still somewhat logical) very good music, and a writing style that is clear and concise. It seems a lot of effort was put into it, and it has an odd charm about it that actually compels me to re-play it every now and again.
Murder In the Mansion-
Although the writing and puzzle (I think there's only one?) can make the player confused to no end, I somehow inexplicably like this one. The very casual conversations that go on while characters are surrounded by blood and gore as well as a plot that LITERALLY comes out of nowhere actually make for an entertaining little game.
1 Day a mosquito-
Need I say more? Very quick, yes, but enjoyable none the less.
(Shut up I know it's been done, revival time!)
What are your favorites? (If any.)
Here's my little tribute to my favorite one cup games of all time!
Laundry Day-
By Carl Heyl (I think?) probably the greatest one-cup game I've ever played. It has puzzles (very difficult, but still somewhat logical) very good music, and a writing style that is clear and concise. It seems a lot of effort was put into it, and it has an odd charm about it that actually compels me to re-play it every now and again.
Murder In the Mansion-
Although the writing and puzzle (I think there's only one?) can make the player confused to no end, I somehow inexplicably like this one. The very casual conversations that go on while characters are surrounded by blood and gore as well as a plot that LITERALLY comes out of nowhere actually make for an entertaining little game.
1 Day a mosquito-
Need I say more? Very quick, yes, but enjoyable none the less.
(Shut up I know it's been done, revival time!)
What are your favorites? (If any.)