Programming

Master cybersecurity by doing inside a living virtual OS. Complete hands on modules, then enter a safe fictional Dark Net where virtual operators infiltrate rivals, defend their own systems, hunt traces and compete for reputation. More modules are coming.

Down on your luck, you build an AI assistant to pay the rent. Buy hardware, research upgrades, and train your model as it becomes something… New. It begins to write its own code — merge blindly, or audit its changes. A warning: sometimes ignorance is bliss. It's counting on that...

A strategic incremental auto-battler where you grow an army, collect equipment to create powerful builds, and command battles with active abilities. Recruit diverse units, unlock permanent upgrades, and push through increasingly dangerous waves.

Run a tiny 3D office of robot employees — the Grammis — and pick up the token embers they drop. Win contracts on the lottery reel, ride out overtime rushes, renovate your one-room startup into a corporate tower, and climb to #1 in the market cap rankings. 200+ collectibles. Fully local.

Step behind the security terminal in this tense psychological game. Review shift directives, scan incoming personnel, and make life-or-death decisions. Trust no one, and quarantine every doubt before the contagion breaches the facility.

ChessWorlds: Grandmaker is a puzzle game in which you design chess pieces using code blocks, and solve puzzles with your newly created army. Run a piece making shop, battle unique opponents, solve puzzles in different worlds with changed rules, and uncover the mistery behind the Grandmaker.

A colony sim engineering sandbox where every robot is driven by a simulated 6502 CPU. Write and debug real assembly code to automate mining, power grids, logistics, and defense against alien swarms. Master systems programming to conquer lethal alien worlds.

ROOTLINE is a multiplayer hacking and systems simulation where every machine, network, program, file and exploit exists inside a massively multiplayer persistent shared world.

The AI writes all the code. Confidently. Wrong. You are the last human reviewer. Interrogate the swarm, run the code, catch the lie. Fix it, or ship it anyway. Next comes a problem, a recall, a funeral, or the end of the world. Plays fully on a controller, and the code is real when you want it.

You don't pilot the mech — you design its pilot. Wire sensors, logic and actions into a battle brain, assemble your machine, and watch your algorithm fight. You can grab the controls anytime — but the real victory is the one your design wins on its own.

A pulse crosses one cell per tick — the longer way arrives later. From that one rule you build machines out of light: lay conduits, split colours, hit the beat. Quiet, untimed, free.

A turn-based DOS disk-defense roguelite where disk space is your HP and incoming files are the enemy. Action points, accuracy rolls, and unique file behaviors block your terminal. Upgrade your system from 286 to 486, load synergistic TSR cards, and defend your drive from a BSOD system halt!