Originally created over a grueling three-day period at 2009's TO Jam #4, The Ascent is a charming platform game with a unique art style and simple, engaging mechanics. You play a girl who's woken up alone and at the bottom of a strange place. Your only option? Go up.

Version 2.0 now available! This release of the game includes a full musical score as well as voice acting... and perhaps even a secret?

An intimate, classic point-and-click adventure game set in the SNOW universe—which just happens to be Toronto's Queen Street West neighbourhood in 2008. Guide Dana to her job at Abberline Books, and explore her character through various conversations. Will you help Dana learn to stick up for herself? Toronto is an interesting place; look around!

SNOW was created as a final project for The Artsy Game Incubator, and made its debut at Canzine 2008.

Praise for Snow
"It's an American Splendor comic delivered by way of Monkey Island."
—Destructoid

Note: v0.5 of SNOW is the verison debuted at Canzine. As is, it contains a few non-critical bugs that are being fixed. If you choose to replay the game, it is best to reload the application to prevent some further issues.

As the last suriving child in a world that's reached its conclusion, what else can you do but play on a beach, and watch your final day on earth roll by?

Use the left and right arrow keys to move. Keep the ball aloft as long as you dare. There is no game over—only the point at which you accept your fate, and quit this innocent distraction.

This game was created in Scratch, as part of the Artsy Game Incubator, and is loosely based on The Road by Cormac McCarthy.

Special thanks to Miguel Sternberg.

Created over a weekend as part of 2008's TOJam #3, The Office Party is an arcade-style game that anyone can relate to. As a miserable office worker stuck at a corporate party, you need to drink wine and eat cheese while avoiding your aggravating coworkers.

Note: This is an early beta of the game. The final release will change considerably, and this page will be updated when that is ready.

Art & Design: Benjamin Rivers
Programming & Design: Jean-Luc David
Music and Sound: Chris Langille