Game Development

You are a QA tester for a game company working late at night. Your job is to look out for anomalies and glitches in their upcoming top-down adventure game. Will you play the game, or will the game play you?

Build the most successful video game store in town! Develop your own games, stock your shelves with the latest hits, and grow your small shop into the ultimate gaming empire with employees, an esports team, loot boxes, and much more.

Prove the power of human artists in this narrative-driven story game! Do you have what it takes to dethrone Scylla Corporation?

An artificial intelligence landfill.

You, me, and a single red valve. Just spin, win, and move on. Don't overthink it.

<LAIN> is a puzzle platformer where you create new paths by turning the layers that make up the world on and off—and rearranging their order. Transform familiar spaces into entirely new structures, uncover the rules hidden within each layer, and solve every stage.

A programming puzzle game where you step into the role of a gameplay programmer, write code to build the core mechanics of a wide variety of games, and solve increasingly challenging development problems.

A first-person exploration and investigation game. Explore a mysterious house, gather evidence, take photos of important locations, and solve puzzles to uncover the truth behind a mysterious crime.

A living MUD-inspired Jianghu simulator featuring ATB combat, dual Sect/Faction social systems, dynamic weather, and reincarnation mechanics. Play via GUI or classic text commands.

Practice computer science algorithms offline, for job interviews or personal skill building: read a problem, write C, run the full test deck, and get a deterministic verdict with instruction counts and the output assembly language code on a fantasy RISC machine.

Play, create, and share 3D platformer levels while discovering the secrets of video game design. Learn by creating, overcome challenges, and become the designer of your own adventures.

A career-sim roguelite about surviving the software industry. Take the job, inherit someone else's legacy monolith, ship commits, fix the bugs you planted, then outrun the tech debt that compounds while you sleep. Rent's due, burnout's real, and your bank balance and your nerves are both stats.