Games · tools · experiments
Everything I've built, in one place. Each one runs right in your browser, no install needed.
WW2 top-down tank battles with no health bars. Plate thickness, slope and where you put the round decide every fight.
A pixel-art life sim in a coastal town going solarpunk. Every choice ripples through it for generations.
Mine asteroids, land on planets, trade materials, upgrade your ship and fight off space pirates.
A life simulator. Pick the country you're born in; your name and family are luck of the draw. Every decision after that is yours.
A terminal ballistics proving ground. Fire test shots and log what each one does.
A chemistry bench. Drag chemicals from the shelf onto vessels and watch the reactions, or run the classic demos.
A 3D music visualizer with six scenes. Feed it a demo beat, a song file or your mic, then re-patch colors and motion.
A penny-stock board ranking sub-$1 tickers by how tradable they look, with sector tilt you can adjust.
Paste a list, get a barcode for every line. Save them one at a time or all at once as a .zip.
A concept for a social network built around finishing things: small crews, 14-day projects, one Proof a day.