Skeuomorphism
Operate a Radio Shack Armatron and move objects around its tabletop.
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Operate a Radio Shack Armatron and move objects around its tabletop.
A clear-lidded formicarium on a wooden table — excavatable soil, leaf-cutter ants, symbiotic fungus, and caretaker tools that keep the colony alive.
A Fisher-Price Model 825 record player and a cabinet of complete Internet Archive albums.
Recreate the Tomy Mighty Men and Monster Maker with plates, crayons, paper, Save and Print.
A haunted Speak & Spell with working keys, vintage speech and a strange spelling lesson.
HumanCheck: a creepy CAPTCHA game with increasingly unsettling image challenges.
The Last Match: a short horror game about three matches and a changing room.
An interactive Magic 8-Ball with fortunes rising through dark liquid.
Three Trion figures in matching stages — land clearing, voxel valley, underwater — with quiet orbit controls. Archived from a July 2015 CodePen.
A corkboard for notes, pins, and connecting threads in the browser—an open-web experiment for exploring ideas together and leaving a mark.
The robots came for our jobs. Now they're coming for the rest of us. Survive 20 minutes with a laptop, a hammer, and your dwindling years. One-shotted by Opus 5.5.
It's just you and your kayak versus the worst mother nature has to offer in this "tunnel" game inspired by SkiFree. Directions courtesy of my (at the time) 3-year-old daughter, "You don't want to get the boat in the grass." Also be weary of rocks, crocs and blinding fireflies!
Casino trainer that I built for my daughter so she could learn the ropes rather than having her guy friends teach her how to relinquish her purse. Mathematically-backed, everything explained, no real money at stake.
I invest way too much time in incremental clicker games. I don't mind K-Pop music (but like K-BBQ more). Most importantly, I love a good pun.
Arcade action based on the real-life flip flop thwacking antics that take place in my home. Heavily inspired by Easter egg minigame from Mario Paint.
Having fond memories of playing the pre-MMORG Warcraft games, I wanted to recreate that retro RTS look and feel. Didn't help that I've had this domain for a while that seemed like a good fit.