Juni in the Haunted House was a level I started back in 2010. I decided to finish it for Knytt of the Month Klub #9, but went two days into overtime.

Anyway, in it, you explore a haunted house to find secrets (mostly keys and the like). It's a sort of experimental level, and I'm not quite sure if it works. Has 4 endings and a bonus room. Please let me know of any bugs; it's a pretty complicated level and I didn't test it as thoroughly as I could have.

Level Link at Glorious Trainwrecks
Level Link at Knytt Levels

Does anybody have any edits of the cat objects (Obj 42 and 43 in Bank 3)? I'm mostly just looking for simple palette swaps and the like; heck, even a cat that just faces right would be nice. I would prefer fully animated custom objects, but just a static sprite will do, too.

I'm making a challenge level where the player starts off with run and high jump (no climb), and I'm trying to think of good challenges that take advantage of it. I guess I'm so used to the player having climb that I've got a bit of a mental block about this. Does anyone have any ideas for high jump challenges? Examples would be fine, too.

Here's a gloomy little game I just put the finishing touches on. It's very short, won't take more than five minutes to play. You can download it here. (Remember that you can enter doors by pressing down!)

Waiting in the Rain is based on the song of the same name by Lee Rosevere. (And yes, this is from the same album I recommended in Talps's Dragon Myth thread. Sorry, Talps, I just couldn't help myself  )

Anyway, this is a story about going to a friend's place for dinner. It's very short, under ten screens, so keep that in mind before you play. You can download it here.

I entered a game in the 2014 Indie Game Maker Contest called Beneath the Mossy Stone. It's a Twine game, and you can play it in your browser. It's a short, traditional Choose-Your-Own-Adventure, and it's heavily inspired by the works of Lewis Carroll and movies like Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal. I estimate getting all the endings shouldn't take longer than 5-10 minutes, depending on reading speed, so if you're looking for a short game to play on your lunch break, why not give Beneath the Mossy Stone a try?

Please let me know if you come across any issues playing the game, and if you like it, please consider registering on the Indie Game Maker Contest website and voting for it in the Viewers' Choice Awards! Feel free to check out some of the other games made in the contest as well; I hear good things about Unraveled in particular.

I am working on a level for Talps' Christmas level competition, but since it looks like I won't be able to finish it by Christmas, I thought I'd showcase some small levels I made that I haven't talked about here as a kind of... stocking stuffer, I guess?

Anyway, first off is Wreck Christmas, which is the latest of all the levels showcased here. It's a kind of semi-sequel to the earlier A Very Knytt Christmas, sort of? I made it because I was feeling a lot of anxiety, some of it related to the holidays, but most of it just concurrent to them. I finished it in January for the GDC Pirate Kart, when I was still anxious about stuff. Content Warning: Some mild swearing and an awful song.

Second, we have the very first and second levels I ever completed, Juni's Winter Wonderland (Knytt Levels link) and In the Subway (Knytt Levels link), respectively. I think In the Subway is the better game here, but I do like some of the screens I made for Juni's Winter Wonderland, like the some of the town scenes, and the very last screen. (If you're wondering about the filename for In the Subway, I had originally conceived it as a very different game, a pure challenge level with a disco backing track. But I was very inexperienced at the time and couldn't pull it off, plus I couldn't find an appropriate disco track.)

Last and least, we have Thankshiving (Knytt Levels link), which is probably the shortest level here. It's also the only one to have any challenges in it, but as it's a silly joke game it's still pretty easy. I've thought about making a sequel to it one day, but I couldn't think of where else to take it.
Actually, now that I think about it, Thankshiving 2: Christmas Boogaloo would make an excellent title. And I could probably finish it in a few hours and release it late tomorrow for Talps' competition. Hmmmm...

Anyway, hope you enjoy these, and have a happy holiday!