Programming

CLOGWORK is a factory automation game. Cut, glue and rotate pieces into the shapes you need. Build conveyor belts and logic circuits, prevent jams, and deliver finished shapes to the Core.

You write the courier's program. This city has no GPS, and no "go to" command. Find the roads yourself, draw the map by driving, build the dispatcher yourself. Real JavaScript. If the food arrives, it means your code was right.

It's a small spatial programming puzzle game.

Build machines, contraptions and playgrounds out of everyday objects in a physics sandbox driven by visual programming. Overcome obstacles, save the city, create worlds. Every goal has a dozen answers. Every crash, collapse and explosion is just the next idea.

A mani wheel is a Tibetan Buddhist prayer wheel said to grant the same virtue as reciting scripture when spun. Arrange letters, spin the wheel, accumulate Virtue and Mercy, and reincarnate again and again. Discover powerful interactions and find your own path to enlightenment.

Farmer = nil is a programming automation farm game. Write scripts for your robots, collect resources, unlock tech, and build the most efficient farm.

She kept the machine that holds the city up. It ran correctly for eleven years, and last night it killed her. Step through her rune-tape, watch the registers, rewind the trace, and name the line that did it. You never write a program. You read one, and you convict it.

A mysterious operating system steals focus from your work computer. Inside, something claiming to be an Egg is waiting. Talk to it, explore a strange terminal, uncover hidden secrets, and discover why some memories were never meant to be found.

Somebody reported the fire fourteen minutes before it started. Prove it in SQL by exploring the call centre data.

Build compact machine networks, route packets, manage heat, and crush rising quotas in this factory-building roguelike. Buy new machines, stack powerful relics, and survive run-changing Boss Blinds.

It moves the way you built it. It wins the way you built it. Assemble the 18cm-tall autonomous hobby robot “SIGNOS” and program its behavior logic with flowchart-style “Thought Tiles.” No controls during battle — SIGNOS fights on its own, guided solely by the logic you designed.

A roguelike deckbuilder that runs on a dying retro desktop. Insert floppy discs, stack CDs into drives, and flood the screen with windows. Breaking the game and crashing the machine are the same move.