No download, no account, no ads. Wildlight is a 3D mystery about a voice from a drowned village; Overclock is a deckbuilder where heat is the whole game. Play one, then tell us which game should get a full release next.
A missing brother calls from a village the sea took fifty years ago. A short 3D mystery: explore, craft an echo lens, build a camp and follow the voice. Desktop and touch, about 40 minutes.
Play WildlightA tactical deckbuilder about heat. Push your reactor for extra energy and bigger hits, then survive the meltdown. Ten stops, 24 cards, a final boss. Runs in your browser.
Play OverclockInvestigate Briar House, question witnesses, then strike the gavel before you see what really happened, and live with your finding. Seven endings.
Join the playtestA small narrative game about one relationship across a lifetime. Repairs, drawings and choices at one evening change what you remember at the end.
Join the playtestBram Stoker's novel in fourteen playable chapters: narrated scenes, journal clues, preparation puzzles and a timed final hunt.
Join the playtestA near-future story told by a warehouse worker, a founder and a robot. Each one's choices rewrite the others' chapters.
Follow developmentCouch co-op for two: order fish, cook rice, plate nigiri and survive the dinner rush without dropping the salmon.
Follow developmentFree short versions in your browser.
Tell us which full game you'd buy.
Playtesters get full releases early, at a discount.
Full release, soundtrack and an early-access build.
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They're complete short stories. Full releases would be longer campaigns.
Desktop browsers; Wildlight also works on touch.
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