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AXLEHAUL: Every Parcel Changes the Ride
AXLEHAUL is deterministic cargo-weight obstacle driving. The seventeen-intent record uses eight drive moves, seven physical parcel shifts and two finite Ratchet Locks to clear eight roads with zero fragile damage.

GLASS INDEX · Every Relic Lies
An original portrait-first spectral-forensics deduction game. Examine fifteen forbidden relics across clear, salt, ember and echo optics. Compare observable readings to the active archive volume, then issue an AUTHENTIC or ANOMALY verdict.

STAGELOOP: Every Step Occupies the Beat
STAGELOOP is a deterministic choreography-programming puzzle. Write independent eight-beat ribbons for Mara, Ivo and Senn, then resolve every performer simultaneously on one seven-mark stage. A shared destination, an edge exit or an incorrect checkpoint pose fails the show.

Brineletter — Every Catch Carries a Message
An original portrait-first woodblock fishing game. Guide a postal lure through five seas, hook five distinct messenger fish, and manage line tension to return their lost letters to shore.

Signal Room 7
A self-contained pixel-art emergency-radio deduction game. Open `index.html` through any static server; no build step or external assets are required.

Glassline Dispatch · Every Parcel Finds a Platform
An original axis-sliding postal puzzle combining block-jam immediacy with Sokoban-like move ordering. Dispatch every two-cell parcel carriage through its matching color platform in six hand-authored night shifts.

WAXWATCH: Every Shift Writes the Night.
WAXWATCH is a compact fine-pixel sliding-hive / auto-battler puzzle. One vacancy moves through a 3 × 3 observation hive. Every adjacent bee shifted into that vacancy does two inseparable things:

SPLINTERMINT: Every Bounce Shortens the Bank. Remix
SPLINTERMINT is an original true-fine-pixel consumable-bank kinetic mint puzzle. Send one hot blank Left or Right from the current spring bank. The bank's stable die stamps the blank, the struck edge loses one physical timber segment, and the blank lands at the adjacent bank. A sovereign is signed only when its complete die order matches the public assay and it leaves through the right vault.

SILKCUT · Every Fallen Rival Anchors the Next Recall
SILKCUT is an original portrait-first real-time arena game with one input and one physical law. Hold and drag to move the Lantern Moth while rivals, contact pressure and aimed needles remain live. The current anchor and every deliberately touched brass pin form one finite authoritative tether. Release to retrace that exact polyline at lethal speed. Only recall can cut, and the final rival killed in traversal order relocates the stable anchor to its exact fall coordinate.

NIGHTROOT · Every Tooth Keeps a Name
NIGHTROOT is an original portrait-first gothic deduction game set in a nocturnal memory clinic. Every patient carries five named memories across three evidence layers: **Enamel (E)**, **Root (R)** and **Pulse (P)**. Four memories obey the patient's public five-mark law. One implanted memory violates it. Find that tooth, then honor the patient's explicit consent by extracting the memory or crowning it as acknowledged fiction.

FRAMEPACK: Every Friend Changes the Fit
FRAMEPACK is a deterministic fine-pixel party-formation game. Mica, Taro, Luma

RAINWARD · Every Block Becomes a Watershed
A complete portrait-first falling-block hydraulic strategy game. Every committed polyomino becomes permanent civil engineering: runnels conduct, reedbeds filter, copper gates lift pressure, and loadstone supports without carrying water. Bind each source to every settlement, keep the salt fault dry, and finish inside the basin's pressure charter.

HARBORSTACK: Every Line Launches the Ship
HARBORSTACK turns block placement into physical harbor loading. Six three-cell manifests carry distinct cargo; completed rows and columns transfer real hold cells to the Crown ship and raise one of three sail stages.

FLAGBOUND: Every Carrier Moves the Front
An original deterministic fine-pixel capture-the-flag relay. Swift and Ward infiltrate a physical eleven-cell front against Raider and Sentry. Both flags retain home, carried or dropped state, an exact position and an optional carrier. Tags consume guard or reset the tagged runner while dropping any carried flag onto the real field. Stepping onto a dropped friendly standard returns it; stepping onto an enemy standard carries it. A capture is legal only when the enemy flag crosses home while the team's own flag is home.

BELLOWBLOOM: Every Puff Changes the Bubble
An original portrait-first dual-bellows diameter-flight arcade game. The left bellows pushes the bubble right, the right bellows pushes it left, both add lift, and every puff inflates the same fragile body. Cross seven physical rings inside each published diameter band before the closing bell.

MARGIN HOUSE: Every Object Writes Tomorrow
A complete touch-first spatial life story. Arrange four of six illustrated objects during five moves between 1998 and 2040. Objects accept only believable wall, shelf, desk, or floor positions; authored neighbor pairs create lasting memories; every choice contributes to Craft, Care, Wonder, and Courage. The room, memory ledge, chapter rating, and final life ending all use the same placement record.

BACKHINGE: Every Exit Turns the Room Behind You Remix
BACKHINGE is a commercial-scale impossible-house puzzle built around one original law: Nell may cross only a reciprocal doorway, and the room she leaves then turns one quarter behind her. Every move therefore changes both the current route and the future return topology.

GRAVESTACK
GRAVESTACK is a deterministic 3D vertical-dungeon survivor. Clearing a chamber never unloads it: the room remains a full node in the same physical graph, keeps one player-chosen Seal and one hostile Scar, and executes exactly one public Room Turn on every later Depth Pulse. Cross-floor effects can travel only through contiguous published doors.

Luminant Ledger
A premium stained-glass 9×9 Sudoku trilogy. Fill every row, column, and 3×3 rose with digits 1–9; correct panes light the observatory while false refractions fracture its three-point integrity.

SOULMOLT · Every Body Leaves a Hunter
SOULMOLT is an original portrait-first possession-action puzzle set in a stained-glass cathedral. Tap a vessel to forecast one exact shift, then commit. The soul inherits the destination body's positional ability; the body it leaves hollows into a hunter, seals the arrival stall and attacks on a disclosed clock. Break the Crown while accounting for every body you have ever worn.

UNDERBLOOM · Every Tunnel Raises the Garden
An original, deterministic dual-layer excavation puzzle for touch-first portrait play. The surface garden and underground archive share exact coordinates: entering one intact underground cell permanently opens a tunnel below and raises one blocking mound above. Recover every root reliquary, mound every brass plate, preserve the flowers, surface through a shaft and reach the gate.

Mothbanner · Every Bond Changes the Line
A portrait-first pixel formation autobattler set in a nocturnal forest. Reposition a growing brigade on a 3×3 field, combine Moon, Thorn, and Cinder vows, recruit between victories, and survive five glades including the Velvet Stag.

SPLINTERMINT: Every Bounce Shortens the Bank.
SPLINTERMINT is an original true-fine-pixel consumable-bank kinetic mint puzzle. Send one hot blank Left or Right from the current spring bank. The bank's stable die stamps the blank, the struck edge loses one physical timber segment, and the blank lands at the adjacent bank. A sovereign is signed only when its complete die order matches the public assay and it leaves through the right vault.

LODELOCK: Every Catch Must Fit the Hold. Remix
LODELOCK is a standalone, offline, English-first, true fine-pixel **Winch-Aim Relic-Packing Puzzle**. It fuses the readable swinging-hook decision of a classic mining game with exact polyomino cargo packing at the reducer level. The hook and hold are not two adjacent minigames: one rope detent decides the first live relic intersected by the ray, the relic's contact rotation and its fixed return port above the five-by-five hold.