We love you, Robo-dad!, is a funny and cute little dad simulator.

You play as a robotic dad in a QWOP-style format. You’re nothing but a robotic arm and your only goal is to be the best robotic arm dad possible!

Since the game plays with QWOP controls, it’s not going to be easy (let alone you’re just an arm). You’ll clumsily attempt to do dad-like things as a single dad arm. As an arm, you have the ability to pick things up and grab things (you have a fork attached to your arm using a thread of wires).

The game is a short little story with each section of the game showing off a different dad activity you want do, such as going into your new house, feeding your kid, and even signing the adoption certificate to adopt said kid! It’s like going through the different phases of being a dad as just a robotic arm.

The best part about it is that it’s playable with a friend in multiplayer co-op. It’s like two-player QWOP. You’d think adding a second player would make it more difficult, but it’s actually a lot easier. One player controls the arm, and the other controls the claw and the extension of the arm. That’s difficult for one person. It’s a lot more fun and easier with two players, so bring a friend into dadhood with you!

We love you, Robo-dad! is a short and sweet story that’s sure to please even if you’re super frustrated and pissed off with the QWOP controls. You’ll laugh. You’ll rage. You’ll do both simultaneously. Just because of the fact that you’re an arm trying to be a dad is enough to keep you attempting to push through the challenges of controlling it. You’ll likely get upset and frustrated at the controls, but at the same time, you’ll like the fact that you’re trying to raise a child- I mean, it’s gotta be easier than being a real dad, right?

Try out We love you, Robo-dad!. It was a game built for the Global Game Jam 2018 and it’s worth cehcking out just because of its charm!

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I play the newest to the crappiest indie games and filter them for the rest of the crew.

In other words, I’m a bottom-feeder. Why do I volunteer for this trash?

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Space Co-Op QWOP is another hilarious QWOP-style physics-based game that’s guaranteed to make you laugh (and rage).

If you’ve played QWOP, One Small Step, or Tentagrabba, it’s pretty much the same concept. You have mapped buttons on your keyboard and you need to press the right key in order to move the right limb.

In Space Co-Op QWOP, it’s the same thing but the hilarity is turned up a notch. Since it takes place in space, the whole game is rendered in super slow motion. You literally get to see your character walk around awkward and fail in slow-mo. Given that the graphics are goofy already and you’re a giant alien with a backpack and giant limbs, the game guarantees some good laughs.

You’re given a list of simple chores that you need to complete. On Earth, this would be easy. In a space coffee shop, this would also be easy. It’s when you add QWOP that makes it difficult (and funny).

You can move around with the WASD keys and also pick things up and grab them with the Q and E buttons if you can reach them. It seems easy, but it’s very difficult. The game has no gravity and everything is rendered slowly, so your mistakes show super slowly and you can literally see your fail take place before you.

You have to complete tasks like picking up a dog and putting it away behind the bar or even giving some good old customer service to your patrons in your shop. You’ll be surprised at how difficult it is as you knock over chairs, spin in place, and throw objects all the room while your customers just sit there and stare aimlessly into space.

The only way to get around is to use the thrusters in your jetpack. You’re probably human, but it’s funny to imagine a small alien in a space suit trying to run a coffee shop in space. The only problem is that your pack has 4 thrusters and each one fires in a different direction. You’ll have to master the ways of the jetpack just like in real life space. Use bursts rather than spray. That’s the only hint you need.

The twist that Space Co-Op QWOP offers is that you can play with a friend- hence the “co-op” in the title. You can play with up to 3 other friends and each person controls a separate thruster on the character’s jetpack. It can really get chaotic and hilarious when you actually get a full house. You’ll have to communicate and work together in order to complete the tasks. Just moving from point A to B is very, very difficult with friends. This is an indie game you’ll want to bring out with the crowd.

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Tentagraba is a crazy little game where you need to multitask your fingers in order to get to the end of the cave!

If you’ve heard of QWOP or One Small Step, Tentagraba plays pretty much the same way.

You’re a giant octopus trapped in an underground cave with a shiny orb at the end of it. You’re swinging’ from ledge to ledge on the roof it- with each of your 8 tentacles.

You move across the top of the cave monkey-bar style. You need to hit the right letter and you’ll move a tentacle towards that letter. It sounds easy, but it can get really confusing.

When you reach the end of the cave, you’ll win an extra tentacle, so your game will be slightly easier for the next round. That’s right, it doesn’t stop.

The next round will be faster with an extra leg, but at the same time, it means you need to keep track of another limb.

Oh, and you don’t want to fall off the roof. There’s boiling lava right below you.

Tentagraba is a pretty difficult game, especially when you have a lot of appendages. You’ll be flicking your fingers all over your keyboard in order to press the right key. You’ll probably rage, then laugh, then rage again, then go crazy.

It’s all in good fun. It makes for a very entertaining 10 minutes. Give Tentagraba a try using the link below and get ready to crawl for the ages. It plays right in the browser, so no downloaded is needed!

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Like QWOP? Then you’ll like One Small Step.

It’s a ragdoll physics game where you have to make an insect spider-robot thing walk. It’s a weird little thing with three legs and you need to walk to the finish line. That’s it.

The game has no other purpose than to piss you off. You need to only walk a few meters to the finish line and it’s very difficult.

You need to control the top portion and the lower portion of three legs, so that’s six parts total. It’s a lot more difficult than QWOP and you’ll have a very angry time trying to complete it.

It keeps track of your distance and your best distance.

There’s also an extra control- the shift key.

This will expand and contract your legs. As if it weren’t difficult enough. The game has some funny sound effects and you’ll probably like it at first, but then get pissed off. But that’s okay. It’s why it’s fun. Probably.

You use the Q, W, E, A, S, D to control the legs and Shift to expand or contract. You can control the camera with the arrow keys at the same time. Is that enough for you?

Let’s see if you can walk. Spiders make it look too easy. Try out One Small Step.

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