The Lab
Questions I couldn't stop poking at.
Long before any of this paid the bills, I'd get snagged on an idea — why a doubling bet always loses, how a single neuron teaches itself, why almost every Wikipedia article secretly funnels to Philosophy — and the only way to shake it loose was to build the thing and watch it move.
Most of these are those builds, dragged out of dead libraries and Python 2 scripts and rebuilt to run right here in front of you. One of them — a table of liars arguing itself to death — is new, and got out of hand.
Poke at them. Break them. That is what they are for.
Mafia
Nine to sixteen strangers under one hanging bulb, dealt from a deck that runs from the Don and the sheriff to jesters, framers and phantoms. The room accuses, bluffs and votes in English or Russian while you watch — or you take a seat, draw a card, and lie for your life.
- 9–16 seats
- 20 roles
- English & Russian
- Seeded and shareable
Hexalated
A near-circular field of gem hexagons that you erase one color at a time, chasing a perfect clear — with a shared daily puzzle, a leaderboard, and twelve solvers racing your layout — one of which searches it out to par.
Ballistica
Two tanks, twelve weapons, a wind that rerolls every turn, and six biodomes of destructible pixels over water — Scorched Earth by way of Worms, with the gravity and the walls under your control and a gunner that learns from every miss.
5 more to try