I admit that I'm not sure what to say about this collection of gaming software. I hesitate to call them all games because I think our expectation of what a game is has evolved for some of us over the years, but this collection intrigued me a little. From a development standpoint there appear to be a bunch of titles in here that have some interesting concepts behind them and I can certainly appreciate the collection on that merit. Additionally, unlike the modern majority of Steam development newcomers, this guy isnt releasing every single 'game' of his as a separate title on the platform and I've gotta say that I have a bit of respect for that, especially as he seemingly acknowledges that some of the games in here are kinda bad.

I think that might be what sets this collection apart however.. here you have a developer who is essentially taking more than a decade worth of work and putting it into a compilation by modernizing and updating each of the games and adding features like leaderboards and resolution upgrades. This is the kind of effort and love that I think we need to see more of coming from the amateur indie development market given the sheer flood of objectively bad games we've seen crashing on Steam's shores over the last few years.

So for what its worth, apparently NAL is Alive.. and my hopes are that he continues to explore a variety of ideas, polish his concepts, and release things that are worthy of not only being on the platform, but also of their player's time. Hope whoever wins can find something entertaining in here to enjoy. :)