- Suggested audience: Ages 10+
- Flashes capped
- Cartoon violence
- Kid mode
Arcade hockey on one button: shoot, check or pass. Take the Yinzburgh Pickpockets through ten rinks, steal gear, win the Pierogi Cup. Local two-player.
Browser games made to my tastes.
Game development studio offering browser, mobile-friendly games to my specific tastes. They're free to play right here. I like to make browser games as experiments, chasing the games I wish existed, using every modern tool in the book.
All games are in alpha. We're seeking user feedback while we shape the games and replace filler assets on the way to 1.0 quality, one day!
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The games
- Suggested audience: Ages 10+
- Cartoon robot combat
- Flashes capped
- Kid mode
Mech duels with a lock-on camera: ten boss rounds across New Brittle, then an Arena ladder. Dash, hop, break the stagger gauge. Has a kid mode.
- Suggested audience: Ages 10+
- Cartoon shooting
- Muzzle flashes
- Aim assist
Arena shooter against five bots: first to 10 kills or 2:30. Ten phonies, five turfs, Fake Deathmatch or Fake Duel, double-tap dodges and dodge-jumps.
- Suggested audience: Everyone
- Cartoon hazards
- Blinking and shake
- Comfort mode
One-button runner: tap to jump, hold to sploot under logs. Scrap, a chihuahua in a mech, runs three glowing jungle stages. A perfect run needs every loot shard.
- Suggested audience: Ages 10+
- Flashes capped
- Cartoon violence
- Kid mode
A work laptop escapes the inside of a PC in first person and card-battles coworkers. Five floors, two laptops, ten Escalation levels. About an hour a run.
- Suggested audience: Everyone
- Cartoon peril
- Kid mode
Two hobos on a cardboard raft: win the Geyser Hall pool race, then the Amazon, Hormuz, the Panama Canal and twenty years of Odyssey. Easy mode for kids.
- Suggested audience: Ages 10+
- Eerie, no jump scares
- Flickering lights
- No violence
Night-shift IT in an empty office, first person. Install gear at each seat, pocket what you find, scan for what changed. Four floors, 51 endings, no combat.
- Suggested audience: Ages 10+
- Fantasy combat
- Dark dungeon
First-person dungeon crawl as a dog: bite, bark, sniff out the way. Eight floors of the dream Saucy has before Saucy Skies. Losing just wakes you up.
- Suggested audience: Teen
- Cartoon melee
- Dark humor
- Kid mode
Third-person Souls-lite: roll, parry or ward when enemies glow red. Nick and Ben walk New Brittle for cash, across two acts. Little Hobo mode is for kids.
- Suggested audience: Mature
- Blood and gore
- Cosmic horror
- Screen flashes
Fast first-person shooter on a mapped Connecticut shore at night. Eleven levels of lock-in fights, a UV flashlight, a dog on the missing boat. Gory.
- Suggested audience: Everyone
- Cartoon battles
- Kid mode
A dog, a window and eight chapters of sky-pirate JRPG, for phones in landscape and controllers. Turn-based fights with AUTO, and a Story mode for small kids.
- Suggested audience: Everyone
- Cartoon violence
- Local multiplayer
Party brawler on a floating meadow: gnomes and dwarves throw mineral stones, three shards make you a geode giant. One to four players or bots. ~4 min a match.
- Suggested audience: Everyone
- Strobe / flashing
- Optional mic & MIDI
69 music visualizers that move to a demo track, your mic, a file or a 70-sound synth you play. A lane-rhythm game sits on top. Fast strobe is opt-in.
Unreal POC
- Suggested audience: Everyone
- No violence
Walk a sky palace at dog height: giant 3D-scanned minerals under marble domes, and a Hall of Games with a poster for each game here. An Unreal proof of concept.
- Suggested audience: Ages 10+
- Staged death
- Optional startles
- Easy options
Escape room in a closed Victorian attraction in a dead mall. Work mechanisms across four rooms to reconstruct a staged death. Wandering automata are opt-in.