More six creations
LUNGLINE: Six Rooms Share One Lung Remix
A standalone portrait-first pressure equalization puzzle inspired by the oxygen, airlock and planetary-habitat fantasy of Minecraft space mods. Open one of seven physical airlocks; its two equal-volume rooms pool oxygen and split it evenly. The door's visible brass tooth receives the odd unit. A pressure difference above three ruptures both rooms, and occupied modules may never fall below their published floor.
UNDERCODEX: Six Caves, One Descent Remix
An original portrait-first six-law expedition arcade inspired by Alex's Caves. One occupied brass survey pod keeps its hull, position, chapter custody and environmental state while crossing six rare strata. Steering is always physical; the large action is not. Each cave publishes a different law that must be learned rather than replaced by a universal dodge button.
UNDERCODEX: Six Caves, One Descent Remix
An original portrait-first six-law expedition arcade inspired by Alex's Caves. One occupied brass survey pod keeps its hull, position, chapter custody and environmental state while crossing six rare strata. Steering is always physical; the large action is not. Each cave publishes a different law that must be learned rather than replaced by a universal dodge button.
Moth Cabinet · Thirty-Six Small Silences
An original natural-history relief-tile solitaire game. Match two identical free specimens: a tile is free when no higher tile overlaps it and at least one long side is open. Clear three 36-tile cabinets, preserve pair chains, and use limited hints or shuffles when needed.
Glassleaf Six
A complete mobile-first Six Reds Snooker tour by paean.ai. Each of seven salons plays one full frame from the opening Red through the final Colour clearance and, when required, a re-spotted Black.
The Sun Has Six Sides Remix
A self-contained color-stack puzzle set inside a retired Bauhaus solar proofing laboratory. Place one of three spectral stacks onto the 19-socket board. Matching top colors migrate across shared edges; a run of six clears as an accepted proof.