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Dig a dungeon, pile up gold, and hold the line when the shining heroes come for it.

• One dungeon for the whole campaign, and each level digs a floor deeper
• Doors are the maze, with one clear rule for how long heroes take to smash through
• A cast of original minions and self-righteous heroes, each modelled, rigged and animated

A Claude Code HUD for context, cost and the cache timer that turns your session into a retro game.

• A live cache countdown that shows what your next message costs warm, and what it costs cold
• Ten themes, from The Legend of Context to Close Encounters of the Probed Kind, every sprite drawn fresh
• The hero reads, edits and sends out agents as Claude does, and three buttons let you poke the scene (it pokes back)

A whole party-game night that runs off one phone, with no internet and nothing to install.

• Works fully offline over the host phone's hotspot; guests need nothing installed
• Six original games, from bluff trivia to a survey-guessing game built on thousands of checked stats
• Five host characters with thousands of written lines, plus optional on-device AI voice and quips

A tower defense game inside a living cell, where your towers are atoms you bond into molecules.

• Atoms as towers, with three upgrade paths each and molecule bonds to discover
• A fifteen-map campaign in three acts, each ending in a multi-phase boss
• A research tree, star ratings and online leaderboards for every map

Screenshot, black out the private bits, box what matters, copy. All in a few keystrokes.

• Takes over the Print Screen key, with a pixel loupe and live size while you drag
• Redact is a solid fill baked into the image; blur is there for faces and names
• Rectangles, circles and arrows that stay editable until you copy

Security advice from three pixel-art adventurers who should know better.

• One command writes, voices and renders the next episode, plus a vertical Short and a thumbnail
• Characters with their own bibles and a shared memory, so the season has real continuity
• A director, per-character actors and a reviewer write each script, then a fact audit checks the advice