Abstract

Explore via the Deep in the Dark program and see all there is to see within the multiverse. As you complete research objectives your efforts will be rewarded with hats.

Beyond Acrimony is a first-person psychological horror set within the fractured spaces of a grieving mind. Explore shifting liminal environments shaped by emotion, solve cryptic puzzles, and confront what your mind refuses to let go of.

Ambience is a first-person spatial puzzle, where you combine lights and colors to access new dimensions and shape the minimalistic world around you.

An auto battler strategy game where you draft, merge, and field a squad of absurd meme creatures. Discover broken combos by mixing unique skills with wild items — then sit back and watch the chaos unfold. 120+ Brainrot creatures. Pure strategy. Zero micro.

A hexagonal logic puzzle game set against shifting skies. Use logic alone to read the clues and clear each board. Master a handcrafted campaign, enjoy infinite custom puzzles, and shape your own challenges with the built-in level editor.

A turn based game, use a shotgun to battle the alien. There are three kinds of bullets. Guess which kind this bullet is.

Pilot the mothership and watch your drone fleet mine the asteroids. A laid-back space mining idle & incremental game you can just leave running, set to a mellow lo-fi soundtrack.

A dice themed roguelike where every roll matters, and your journey will be lead by faith.. Luck isn't on your side, it is the game. Throw dice. Adapt. Survive, and most importantly believe in your dices.

Rockblaze is a 2.5D physics-based puzzle platformer. Move with thrusters or weapon recoil as you pilot your ship through a simulated futuristic prison. Upgrade your ship, experiment with builds, learn from failure, and uncover the secrets of the simulation.

Microwave food in a dreamy, liminal space by yourself or with friends.

Chronime Puzzle: Cats is a relaxing puzzle game featuring beautiful steampunk anime-inspired artwork.

You write the while(1) loop that fights for you. Assemble code-edits into an auto-battling program, descend a crashing OS from /tmp to the kernel, and debug your build every run. No two compiles are the same. Debug your code. Try one more time.