5 things
None of these are for sale. They are here because they are real, and because a graveyard is more honest than a highlight reel.
the menu is a building you walk to
A voxel galaxy in one HTML file. You chart worlds, haul the right materials home, and grow a town on the back of the rock you fly. Keyboard or a controller, in the browser, right now.
What it actually looks like
Web · WebGPU · One file
Play it26 bugs, found by a nine year old
A monster-collecting incremental with a cozy front end and a horror engine underneath. My son playtested it and handed back twenty-six things that were wrong, which is the most useful document anyone has ever given me.
What it actually looks like
Web · Incremental · Pixel art
Ask about itthe hush is winning
A shore settlement game where you sequence songs against a thing called the Hush. It is quiet, it is slow, and it does not explain itself on the title screen.
What it actually looks like
Web · Sequencer · Settlement loop
Ask about itone button. that's the game
An endless trick-line skater. One button, a city that repeats, and a best score that is mostly a lie I tell myself about ramps.
What it actually looks like
Web · One input · Endless
Ask for the linkrest in pieces
A catalogue of small games I abandoned, kept as a collection rather than deleted. Some are one screen and one idea. Most of them deserved to die and a couple of them didn't.
What it actually looks like
Web · Fifty small failures · No apology
Ask what killed themOne address, no form
