Aether Collector is a point-and-click adventure set inside an anomaly. You are tasked with mining aether using a drone but as you go deeper into this strange world, you discover there might be something else lurking there. Navigate a world where reality bends and corporate interests clash with the unknown.

It's my biggest game so far, I burned myself a few times making it, but it is finally here. :)

Download link: https://magory.itch.io/aether-collector

Thanks!

Love the card design, so tiny yet so readable. And the game is very addictive!

This is amazing. Will have to pester someone to play with me. :)

I am only on spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7F1f1nkNF1vVXB8b3RxsRf

The latest album is from my upcoming Steam game (that will also be on Itch). I never find time to upload the music everywhere, so my bandcamp account is empty :( as a solodev I have too many things to attend to. :/ Currently I am working on three new games while trying to compose more music for music assets to post on itch... 

Hi, and good luck on your project, RPG is hard, MMORPG is even harder. Make sure you don't burn out yourself. I am just feeling the burn out again - just as I am supposed to do marketing for my upcoming game. :( I wish I could afford to just release everything for free.

A silly puzzle platformer - https://magory.itch.io/catup - unfortunately I couldn't make it work in a browser, so it requires a download. There is 120 levels, I made it years ago and abandoned for a while because it did not get any traction on mobile - it works much better on desktop. :)

A short horror point&click adventure: https://magory.itch.io/entangled

I switched to Godot from libGDX. Love it.

Ah, did not notice that, was only looking at the screenshot. :) The book is NES/Famicom: a visual compendium.

I am just reading a book on old NES games and you captured the aesthetic perfectly.

Thanks. It is a fun game but not many checked it out so far. Probably because it requires downloading - it uses and old engine that I can't get to work in a browser...

I use winter to compose music, making sure I spend at least one hours each day at the piano. :) So while I work on new tracks, I am putting every single of my old tracks on a sale.

The whole bundle is here:

https://itch.io/s/145694/middle-winter-music-sale

I just released the whole game for free: https://magory.itch.io/catup :)

CatUp! is an arcade puzzle platformer where you guide a lost cat into a comfy cardboard box. It comes with over 120 levels, plus additional challenges, a large choice of hats and various cats to choose from.

It is a bit quirky which is why I am releasing it for free. I appreciate any donations. :)

Download the game here: https://magory.itch.io/catup

Now updated with Polish translation and save points (so you don't have to play it whole at one go, even though it is a short game).

28 tracks, more than 1 hour of original music - solo piano, electronic ambient textures, guitars, strings and some choirs. Each track is loopable, I've also included some shorter loops that might fit some in-game events better than the whole track.

The music covers a range of emotions, from tender and heartfelt to mysterious and captivating, making it ideal for storytelling, character dialogues, or reflective scenes.

Composed in Cakewalk, on an electric piano, with various orchestral and electronic instruments. Purchasing gives you rights to use it in any project, commercial or free. The video is a medley of short fragments of all the tracks.

Yes.

ENTANGLED is a short existential horror adventure where Harold unravels the mystery behind his sister's disappearance. Investigate the eerie woods and slowly uncover what drove his sister into the anomalous forest, discovering secrets that may forever alter Harold's understanding of himself and his past.

You can play it in the browser here: https://magory.itch.io/entangled 

(The game works on mobile too, but a larger screen would be a good idea.)

Screenshot:

Thanks. :)

Nice! Love the pun. :)

I've just released a big pack of solitaires that covers all the popular favorites plus some unique, lesser-known variants. There's a bit of everything in here, each with its own challenges and strategies.

If you're into solitaires, you probably know Spider and Klondike already. But have you tried Mrs. Mop, Sultan or Baroness? I've mostly steered clear of the solitaires that are often unsolvable, and for those that are like that - Scorpion for example - I've added more reasonable variants, that are more fun to play. Overall there are over 70 different variants in the game.

Personally, I'm a big fan of the Spider 4 SUIT variant. I can spend hours using undo and trying to solve a specific deal. :)

The game's in early access right now. There's still some polishing to do here and there. If there's a specific variant of your favorite solitaire that you'd like to see added, just let me know.

Link: https://magory.itch.io/all-the-solitaires

From what I remember I made the dithered texture effect in GIMP simply by using G'MIC filter called Transfer Colors [Reduced Colors]. It allows choosing a palette and offers various dithering options. I might have also used app.dithermark.com, I definitely experimented with that too. (And for programming I used heaps.io engine but I cannot recommend it due to some issues I had with it when exporting to various systems.)

Thanks. It means a lot to hear that. :)

I've finally finished and released both parts of Dramatic Fantasy Themes - it's an asset pack of music loops in two parts, each features 20/21 original music tracks in WAV format + a lot of seamless loops made from those tracks. The music is orchestral with a distinctive style I've developed over the years (you can judge it in the video above, it contains fragments of each track of the first part). It's currently part of a Winter Sale.

https://magory.itch.io/dramatic-fantasy-themes - 21 tracks, 38 minutes of music + loops

https://magory.itch.io/dramatic-fantasy-themes-2 - 20 tracks, 53 minutes of music + loops

Looks stunning.

Thank you.

The free tracks have CC By 4.0 license, if you paid for all tracks you get unrestricted usage rights for all tracks for both personal and commercial projects.

In both cases you can use them as part of your game without any restrictions. :)

No worries, all the music here are my original compositions, not copies of anything. :) You can use them without worry about copyright in any game or project of yours.

Thanks. You were right about the blurriness - when making the test level I forgot to set Inkscape to pixelated image rendering and it blurred the tiles - I updated them now in the thread. The tiles themselves are sharp. :)

I've made new tileset for platformer games with 13 different variants that use different palettes and dithering. Each tileset contains 132 tiles in 64x64 or 32x32 PNG format - look at screenshots for hints how to combine them into interesting platforms and shapes.

Images:

Asset link: https://magory.itch.io/platformer-tileset-pack

Is sharing a Spotify link OK too?

Here I am on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7F1f1nkNF1vVXB8b3RxsRf?si=f5uQE_wbQzOnVpwHHWIVeQ

I am also on Tidal and others (search for Tomasz Kucza), but haven't put much on soundcloud or bandcamp yet.

Too late for Halloween but here it is: https://magory.itch.io/dark-horror-music-pack

I wanted to release it for Halloween - but unfortunately I got covid (after almost 4 years of avoiding it successfully), so was unable to edit the music in time.

This pack includes 3 slow, dark ambient tracks and 3 versions of a ghostly lament with dark choirs - great for adding a melancholic, sorrowful atmosphere. All tracks have a looped version included, so you can just drop them in a game or visual novel without worrying about clicks or gaps. At eleven minutes in total the pack is not that long so I set the price accordingly to only $3.

Nice, very addictive.

Love it.

Half painted, half ai. The shapes, colors and some of the lighting was made in Inkscape, then ai was used to add texture, then I cut the background in GIMP.

Yep. Use it whatever way you like it. :)

Yes to all your questions, you can use it in any project.

I just released a new game music pack, designed to enhance the fast-paced action in games such as shooters, platformers and fast-paced RPGs. The pack includes 5 different tracks, each broken down into multiple loops to make it easy to integrate into your game. Five of those loops are available for free on the CC By 4.0 license. I composed these tracks using retro synths (with some strings here and there), drawing inspiration from the 16-bit sounds of the Amiga era.

https://magory.itch.io/music-pack-for-fast-paced-games

I used to play Gemcraft a lot years ago, but in this I was aiming more something like crystals in mobile match-4 games. :)