A little water-physics playground — poke it and see what happens.

A tiny RPG that does not take itself seriously. You will probably die.

A map viewer/utility built for poking around in world data.

A small card game/toy — rules still a bit made up as it goes.

A browser paint tool. No layers, no undo, all vibes.

A drag-and-drop virtual tabletop for playing games on a phone.

A collaborative build of the Gemini RPG, patched up with ChatGPT.

A touch-controlled dual-stick RPG built for phones.

A small square-grid RPG, mostly written by ChatGPT.

Exactly what it sounds like. Don't wake him.

The mobile port of the wobbly-screen driving toy.

A driving toy where the whole screen sways like you shouldn't be behind the wheel.

Mix flavors and freeze your own popsicle, virtually.

A layer-based tool for building an anime character from parts.

Cross-breed virtual plants and see what traits stick.

Falling shapes, physics, chaos. That's the whole pitch.

A short, awkward little simulator about social situations.

A weirdly satisfying clicker about clipping toenails.

Mix virtual chemicals without the risk of an actual lab accident.

A song-mashing toy inspired by parody polka medleys.

A liminal-space wander through the Backrooms.

Fast-forward through a chaotic, made-up version of human history.

A studio for building your own object-show style characters.

A short, moody interactive vignette.

A joke clicker about gaining virtual weight.

A toy designed purely to be annoying on purpose.

The earlier build of the object-show character studio.

A mobile game ad with the app-store links and paywall stripped out.

A chatbot toy that just will not stop talking.

An endless-runner styled DNA/potato-sack jumping game.

The pocket-sized build of the Garyism snail game.

A small game built entirely around worshipping a snail named Gary.

A minimal tap-timing game with a bouncing sprite.

A configurable dashboard of counters for tracking whatever you want.

A touch-controlled animal platformer.

A UI mockup of a Minecraft-style mobile home screen.

A simulator of simulators. Yes, really.

A toy for slapping together your own meme templates.