Academy Collaborations #6 - Any Topic (21 rounds)

By Ricollaborators, posted on 2008-12-22

Welcome to the Holiday Season edition of the Academy Collaborations. The Ricollaborators have put together a set worthy of some holiday spirit. No movement element is highlighted in this collab; so anything goes. Hope you enjoy and have a great holiday season!!!

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A

A

A

Academy Collaborations #7 - Blend Positions (15 rounds)

By Ricollaborators, posted on 2009-01-22

The 7th Academy Collaboration features blend positions and Valentine's Day. Hope you enjoy what some really talented creators have put together for you.

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A

A

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Academy Collaborations #8 - Mimic (13 rounds)

By Ricollaborators, posted on 2009-02-23

Welcome to the next Academy Collaboration. This month's special is St. Patrick's Day using the scripting movement Mimic. Have fun and enjoy.

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A

A

A

Africa (10 rounds)

By Hoddi, posted on 2007-10-01

An armchair trip to Africa that I hope you enjoy

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A-

A-

A

Alfs bad boy rounds. (10 rounds)

By Alf, posted on 2006-04-26

This is a short warning before you attempt to play. You should get over 1 million extra lives in round 1. Do not think the name of round 1 is some kind of joke because it is the truth. The next 9 rounds will start taking the lives back from you however; not all of them. Every round in this set is fast so if you play on easy or hard; the speed of the game play will not have much difference. I would not recommend anyone to play this set on the hard difficulty as it has a lot of 3 - hit bricks; in fact I am nor recommending anyone to play it at all. All the rings are almost easily obtainable however if you miss out on any; then you would probably have to start from the beginning of the set to get them. I made this to test my own ability for getting the 1 million Ions without crashing the computer and nothing else. So I already have that success. Overall; you will not have complete control of the ball but a little. If you decide to play and don't like it then don't say you weren't warned.

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C

C

C

Alfs Cartoon Set - Censored version (10 rounds)

By Alf, posted on 2007-08-11

This was originally a cartoon pack but due to a few glitches I have had to release it without the cartoons. For those who wish to see the original set; I am afraid that you will need to look elsewhere as it will not be getting published on the Reflexive site. This was a hard lesson to learn and I hope is a warning to anyone else who is thinking along the same lines. Not a lot of game-play here it was mostly for decoration purposes but is mildly fun anyway. Enjoy.

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B+

B+

B+

alphabet antics (27 rounds)

By steve, posted on 2005-11-08

This is a set i created for the younger player..Work your way through the alphabet and try to guess what it should be The name is revealed at the end of each round......This is not a set for the seasoned player

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A

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alphabet antics toddler version (27 rounds)

By steve, posted on 2005-11-08

This is exactley the same as alphabet antics;but i have modified it so the little munsters can play the same game as mum/dad without getting frustrated....When they have got to grips with it they can progress onto the real one....Try on insane keyword: kids

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A-

A

A

Alphabet game (26 rounds)

By CCForbes, posted on 2009-07-17

I made this game with the littlest players in mind. Because of that; the rings are all pretty easy to get. You will still have to put the rail down at the bottom for the very little ones though. I didn't put it in; because; that way; big kids (like me) can still play it and; hopefully; have a good time doing it. I have used several of the characters from previous rounds I made; and there are some new ones as well. Let me know if you liked it or not please.

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A

A

A

amie (25 rounds)

By ammie, posted on 2007-11-17

hi

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A

A

A