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Playable games, interactive experiments, and the stories behind them.
Built with AI. Crafted by a human.
Featured Game
Furry Express
Warm orange depot scene with a tiny courier truck and cat-shaped signal lights.
Pixel delivery game made with AI Agents, route pressure, and just enough midnight chaos.
Featured Playgrounds
Games and experiments worth trying today.
Playable mock cover with warm pixel blocks, tiny route markers, and tactile mood.
Furry Express
A route-planning delivery game that balances pressure, timing, and cute station drama.
Interactive mock cover with layered glow, field notes, and responsive texture hints.
Mosslight Lab
A glowing material playground focused on layered light, texture, and mood.
Playable mock cover with warm pixel blocks, tiny route markers, and tactile mood.
Signal Cart
Hand-cranked rail deliveries with anxious timing and tiny narrative turns.
Playable mock cover with warm pixel blocks, tiny route markers, and tactile mood.
Brickline Switchboard
A compact dispatch prototype that turns route switching into tactile puzzle play.
Interactive mock cover with layered glow, field notes, and responsive texture hints.
Pond Echoes
Interactive scene study about ripples, frogs, and sound-reactive pixel surfaces.
Playable mock cover with warm pixel blocks, tiny route markers, and tactile mood.
Tram Night
A compact story vignette about one strange tram line and the people waiting for it.
A mock editorial illustration made from pixel blocks, route dots, and a tiny hidden cat face.
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Why This Site Exists
I make small games and interactive experiments. AI helps me build faster, but the ideas, decisions, and final experiences are still crafted by hand.
From the Workshop
Thoughts, experiments, and lessons from the making.
Workshop image placeholder with editorial crop and warm print-like tone.
Jun 16, 2026
Making AI feel like a workshop partner, not a product
What changed once I stopped treating AI as a magic button and started treating it like a messy creative assistant.
Workshop image placeholder with editorial crop and warm print-like tone.
Jun 11, 2026
Why tiny playable loops matter more than polished feature lists
A short note on why early game websites should prove the play feeling before proving the system diagram.
Workshop image placeholder with editorial crop and warm print-like tone.
Jun 6, 2026
Prompting for game texture instead of prompt-shaped art
How I pull prompts back from generic aesthetics into something that actually supports interactive mood.
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More games. More experiments. More weird ideas.
The playground should always stay ahead of the explanation. Start with something playable, then decide how deep you want to read.