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Wheelchair Jousting
Updated 2mo ago
A stylized medieval tournament sport played straight — except the steeds are wheelchairs. Charge down the list, read your rival's lance, and unseat four knights to claim the championship.
Soccer World Cup
Updated 2mo ago
FIFA-style 3D soccer vs the CPU: pick your nation, play a full exhibition match under floodlights — pass, shoot, tackle, and beat the keeper before the final whistle.
Mordor Builder
Updated 2mo ago
A top-down dark-fantasy city builder. You are Sauron's overseer: raise Mordor from volcanic wasteland — mine ore from the ash, farm fungus, breed orcs, forge black steel — repel sieges of Men and Elves, and complete the three tiers of Barad-dur until the Eye burns over a finished Dark Realm. Three scenarios (Gorgoroth Ash, The Black Gate, Sandbox), day/night with a sweeping Eye beam, Mount Doom eruptions, synthesized soundscape, bestiary, and a saveable persistent realm. Click a tile to build; WASD pans, Q/E rotates, scroll zooms.
D&D 5e Virtual Tabletop
Updated 2mo ago
Multiplayer SRD-accurate D&D 5e tabletop: physics-rolled dice, 5-ft grid combat, full character sheets, spellcasting, DM tools, and chat.
Densha de GO! — Zero Lines
Updated 2mo ago
First-person train-driver sim: work the master controller, obey signals and speed limits, and stop your commuter train dead on the platform marker — on schedule. Two routes, S–D grading, persistent progression.
Pictionary — Neon Arcade
Updated 2mo ago
Multiplayer draw-and-guess party game on a glowing neon canvas. One player draws a secret word with neon brushes, everyone else races to pick it from 4 choices before the timer dies. Faster guesses = more points; the drawer scores too. Rounds rotate, gallery saves the winning drawings — playable solo for testing, best with friends.
Breeze — a god-hand wind sandbox
Updated 2mo ago
Steer the wind over a toy diorama: bend the grass, spin the windmill, fell trees with gusts, and blow the village to rubble. Pure sandbox plus three timed challenges.
FauxDrive
Updated 2mo ago
A cozy fake cloud-storage app — organize folders, upload files, share links, browse version history, and watch NPC collaborators fill up your drive on an accelerated sync clock. No real files, no real stakes, just the-experience-of-a-file-drive. Persistent, procedurally-synthesized audio.
Non-Euclidean Exhibit
Updated 2mo ago
The Archive — a first-person museum of impossible geometry. Ten shader-heavy exhibits: recursive corridors, Penrose stairs, a raymarched grotto, hyperbolic tilings, a Klein bottle, a Möbius walk, a rotating tesseract, infinite mirrors, portal pairs, and a fractal terrace. Collect every seal.
Pokémon Red — Kanto Vertical Slice
Updated 3mo ago
A faithful top-down Game Boy RPG rendered in a 160×144 4-shade green framebuffer. Choose a starter, battle wild Pokémon and trainers, catch, level up, heal, and reach Viridian City.
Katamari Cosmos
Updated 3mo ago
Roll a sticky katamari through four themed arenas, absorbing everything smaller than the ball. Combo chains, Royal Star time bonuses, S/A/B/C ranks, and a collection to fill — reach the target diameter before the clock runs out and become a star.
Colony — Ant Sandbox
Updated 3mo ago
Top-down god-mode ant-colony sandbox. Hundreds of ants self-organise pheromone trails to haul food home; deliveries stock a reserve that hatches new workers, while spiders hunt the colony and rain storms wash the trails away. Place food, walls and scent trails, chase score milestones, and tune the swarm live with sliders.
Flamethrower Gardening
Updated 2mo ago
First-person arcade score-attack: defend your raised-bed garden from waves of invasive weeds and pests with a flamethrower. Torch threats for combos, manage your fuel, survive all seven waves, and burn down the Bramble King.
SNAILCAT — A Slimey 3D Adventure
Updated 2mo ago
Retro low-poly 3D collectathon platformer. Crawl and shell-roll a tabby-in-a-snail-shell across floating checkerboard dream islands, pop beetles, dodge swoopers, collect gems, and crack the Gate Guardian to open the castle portal. By MeowWare Interactive.
Karesansui — the dry garden
Updated 3mo ago
A meditative Japanese rock garden. Place, drag, and resize stones; the raked sand bends into rings around them. Three rake patterns (lines, spiral, basket weave), three stone types, a time-of-day sun, save/load preset arrangements, and pitch-mapped zen tones.
Grizzly Ridge
Updated 2mo ago
First-person bear hunting sim: track sign, mind the wind, place your shot, and pack the trophy back to the cabin. Bears charge.
Siege of Constantinople
Updated 2mo ago
1453. You command the Ottoman host before the Theodosian Walls. A single-scene RTS: drag-select your azabs, janissaries, sappers and archers; spend gold and gunpowder on Orban's great bombards and siege towers; batter a wall segment to rubble and pour through the breach to seize the city before the relief fleet arrives — while Byzantine archers, Greek fire, masons and sorties fight to stop you. Three historical start days to unlock, a codex of 1453 history, persistent victories.
Jester — A Season of Knives and Laughter
Updated 2mo ago
Dark medieval court intrigue: you are the King's fool. Juggle, jest and tumble to hold the King's mood through 12 candlelit feasts — and listen at the tables, for someone means to poison him tonight.
Aether Sands
Updated 3mo ago
A 2D falling-sand alchemy sandbox — arcane powders, liquids, gases and living matter fall, flow, react and glow on an alchemist's slate. Pure creative toy.
Origo Cola Zero
Updated 3mo ago
A playable advertisement — race around a neon plaza ringed with giant ORIGO COLA ZERO billboards, collect floating cans, and fill the fizz meter.
I am proud of you
Updated 2mo ago
A small heavy game about Ella. Top-down, slow, quiet: wake up, pick the few tasks you have energy for, and — maybe — touch the things he left behind. 5–7 days. Two endings. One voicemail.
N — Way of the Ninja
Updated 3mo ago
Clockwork Heart
Updated 3mo ago
A living bronze clockwork diorama that keeps the real time. Its hands read your actual wall-clock; gears turn at true horological ratios driven by a swinging pendulum and ticking escapement. The camera slowly orbits; toggle Cutaway or X-ray to watch the movement work behind the dial, and the bells strike on the hour.
Zero Engine Desktop
Updated 3mo ago
Windows 11 — running inside a 3D game engine