
A meditative third-person cat exploration game set in a stylized Kyoto valley — built with Three.js, free to play right in your browser.

Intake is a free short horror adventure playable in a browser. It uses fixed camera angles inspired by PS1-era horror games and takes about 20–30 minutes.
In Intake, the player is sent to a factory that has been closed for eleven years, following reports of lights being on at night. The game is a short fixed-camera horror experience, with a playtime of roughly 20 to 30 minutes. It can be played for free in a web browser without logging in, or downloaded for Windows and Linux. The developer has released a patch based on early feedback. The game contains violence and blood and is not suitable for young players.

A meditative third-person cat exploration game set in a stylized Kyoto valley — built with Three.js, free to play right in your browser.

A browser-rendered boat journey down a Japanese river valley, with four seasons, live day/night lighting and generative music.

A small-planet walking game in the browser: carry a spool across a pencil-sketch planet, lay thread along your path, and connect it to wake the town with color.

Pokémon Red, rebuilt from raw pixels by Claude Opus 5.5. Every sprite, tile, battle effect and song is code: zero image files. Plays in the browser.

A first-person photoreal deep-sea dive from a boat deck down to the 4,000 m abyssal plain, built on a custom WebGPU/WGSL engine, with encounters by depth and spatial audio.

A roguelite action RPG set in the Sibling Suns universe: dive into procedurally escalating missions, stack upgrades and unravel the story of a shadowy agency.