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Stephen's Sausage Roll
stephenssausageroll.com
Demanding Sokoban-style puzzle game about rolling and grilling giant sausages.
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PuzzleScript by Stephen Lavelle
Free, open source HTML5 engine for making grid-based puzzle games.
Visit PuzzleScript ↗About PuzzleScript
Free, open source HTML5 engine for making grid-based puzzle games. PuzzleScript is a open source makers product built by indie maker Stephen Lavelle, launched in 2013.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2013
- Category
- Open Source Makers
- Website
- puzzlescript.net
More products by Stephen Lavelle
English Country Tune
store.steampowered.com
Abstract 3D puzzle game about pushing and rolling objects.
Hypnocult
store.steampowered.com
Commercial game released on Steam.
PuzzleScript FAQ
What is PuzzleScript?
PuzzleScript is a open source makers product: Free, open source HTML5 engine for making grid-based puzzle games.
Who made PuzzleScript?
PuzzleScript was made by Stephen Lavelle, Berlin-based puzzle designer behind Stephen's Sausage Roll and PuzzleScript. It launched in 2013. Stephen Lavelle has also built Stephen's Sausage Roll, English Country Tune, Hypnocult.
Is PuzzleScript still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, PuzzleScript is still active and run by Stephen Lavelle at puzzlescript.net.
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