1-bit Ninja is back in an endless procedurally generated race against the clock. Bounce on enemies, jump chasms and collect bits to fight back the ever ticking timer.

Featuring a unique blend of 3D and retro handheld inspired visuals along with the 2 button controls and precise platforming of the original, 1-bit Ninja Remix Rush brings you an ever changing challenge on the go.

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Part platformer, part color-matching puzzler, Oh Hi! Octopi! has you battling a never ending stream of multi colored cephalopods. Using your trusty hammer and the occasional bomb, Octopi can be dazed and moved around the screen.

Hitting Octopi with the correct colored paint bubble will knock them off the screen removing any like-colored Octopi they may hit on the way down. Big combos can be achieved resulting in huge scores.

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Pure retro run + jump action set in a stylized 2D world that can be dragged into 3D at any point, 1-bit Ninja was designed from the ground up for touch screen devices.

1-bit Ninja has been featured by Apple and won numerous awards such as Kotaku's App of the Day and IGN Editor's Choice.

Includes 5 worlds, recordable replays, video exporting and much more.

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Using either touch or tilt controls navigate blob through the minefield collecting rings. The more he eats, the larger he grows!

Released before the time of Apple's Social Kit or Game Center, Eat Will Grow was one of the first games to not only post progress to Twitter but use it's search API to construct a realtime in game score board.

Created as an initial dive into iOS game development, Eat Will Grow was retired in 2010.

Written in Z80 assembly language for a Gameboy Color homebrew competition, Tochi is a puzzle game in the vein of Sonic Team's Chu Chu Rocket. Different colored Tochis must be directed to their appropriate home by placing arrows in their path.

One of Ben Hopkins' first full games, Tochi also lead to his first job in the games industry working on Gameboy Color and Gameboy Advance projects.

Recently rediscovered on an old hard drive, Tochi is now availible here for free download.