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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.
FEVERFIELD: Every Swab Moves the Outbreak
FEVERFIELD is an original true fine-pixel dynamic Minesweeper tactics puzzle. Read the live eight-neighbor clue field, select one of three physical culture cloches, then commit a swab. A clean sample fills one stable vial and moves Midge, Curl, Thorn and Bell exactly one notch clockwise around the 24-cell outer culture ring. A contaminated swab moves nothing and retains the complete contradiction.
UMBRAIL: Every Shot Moves the Shade
UMBRAIL is a five-court, eight-bearing solar tactics game. A shot resolves damage, turns the public Sun, recomputes three obelisk shadows, and then advances only the surviving bodies left in light. The attack and the next defensive board state are therefore one decision.
PAINWARD · Every Cure Moves the Wound
PAINWARD is an original portrait-first tactical puzzle about conserved harm. Before every enemy strike, the Saint must pass exactly one wound between adjacent members of a four-hero covenant. Pain matching its bearer's sigil powers the party's automatic answer; pain beyond a bearer's visible heart capacity breaks the covenant.
ROOMSHIFT: Every Service Moves the Hotel
ROOMSHIFT is a deterministic hotel-service and sliding-room puzzle. Nine named room entities own furniture, door masks and occupants. Bellhop can cross only mutually open seams; every completed service slides that room row and carries everyone inside to a new physical coordinate.
PARALLAX HOUSE
**Every Window Moves a Room** is a portrait-first spatial projection puzzle about sliding three depth panes until cloud bridges, architecture and garden rails become one walkable path.
LASTSEAT: Every Bell Moves the Crowd
LASTSEAT is a deterministic musical-chairs party survival game. Each public action moves Mara and advances every active Bot one clockwise mark. On the third beat, the Bell assigns every physical chair by circular distance; Mara must land exactly on a published chair to displace one rival.
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.
Giltwake — The Museum Moves When You Blink
An original portrait-first Three.js stealth game. Tap the museum floor or use WASD/arrow keys to move, hold the Veil button or Space to become harder to see, steal three moon seals, and reach each gilded skylight.
COPPICEWAY: Every Chop Moves the Forest.
COPPICEWAY is an original portrait-first fine-pixel spatial puzzle about conserved tree material. Walk into a valid standing tree to fell it. The trunk lands one cell forward as a permanent bridge; the far bank receives the player; the crown obeys the tree's immutable lean and roots one perpendicular cell away as a permanent sapling. One action therefore opens water and closes land.
COUNTERCROWN · Every Blow Moves the Prize
COUNTERCROWN is a standalone portrait-first fine-pixel court brawler built around one conserved-impact law. A successful blow pushes its target with the attack while the one physical Crown moves exactly one square against it. Hostile blows use the same interpreter. Victory is not damage: dock the Crown on the moon dais before the public bell closes.
Afterseek: The Moving Exposition
**EVERY FOUND RELIC MOVES THE FAIR.**
HUSHFRAME · Every Photograph Moves the Flock
A standalone portrait field-photography puzzle. Place a two-by-two viewfinder, satisfy ordered exact-composition plates, and account for the rule that every photographed bird immediately advances along its visible cyclic route. A nonmatching exposure is still a real state change.
FROSTFURROW: Slow Growth Moves the Year Remix
FROSTFURROW is a standalone portrait-first Minecraft crop-calendar puzzle inspired by the crop-fertility and protected-growth ideas popularized by Serene Seasons. Its central system is original: one off-season open-field crop takes two seasons instead of one, so a local planting choice moves the global calendar and changes every contract that follows.
UMBRAIL: Every Shot Moves the Shade
UMBRAIL is a five-court, eight-bearing solar tactics game. A shot resolves damage, turns the public Sun, recomputes three obelisk shadows, and then advances only the surviving bodies left in light. The attack and the next defensive board state are therefore one decision.
AXISOATH · Every Aim Moves All Three
AXISOATH is an original portrait-first real-time survival game about one rigid storm engine. Drag around its heart to rotate three modules that can never move independently:
VERDICTWEAVE: Every Exhibit Moves the Jury
VERDICTWEAVE is an original single-player fine-pixel jury-proof puzzle. Three false claims enter a fictional clockwork court. Pressing one publishes the witness's exact reply and focuses jurors whose visible interest matches Time, Route or Trace. Presenting the one truthful contradiction converts focus, authored audience reach and the moving attention lamp into visible certainty. An unbarred rebuttal removes its published proof step. Close only after every claim is broken and all five jurors independently hold three proof steps.
HARUSPEX — Every Omen Moves the Storm
A portrait-first dark pixel logic game about cutting a sixteen-lobe living forecast into the exact anatomy of tomorrow.
SPARSHIFT · Every Leap Moves the Launch
SPARSHIFT is an original portrait-first recoil-platform precision puzzle. Pip Vane leaps forward across the broken High Aviary while the spar beneath her feet moves in the exact opposite direction. The body route and the abandoned world's route are one indivisible action.
TOWLINE: Every Harpoon Moves Both Hulls
An original portrait-first reciprocal-harpoon tactics game. A cast does not drag a passive target: every paired step moves the player's tug one chart cell toward the marked hull and moves that exact hostile hull one cell back along the same public bearing. The new positions immediately determine reef damage, collision and surviving return fire.
MIGRAWARD · Every Reading Moves the Sickness
An original portrait-first moving-target deduction game. Six impossible creatures arrive at a night veterinary ward. Every instrument gives a truthful binary reading over its visibly marked anatomy chambers, then moves the hidden anomaly along a published direction. The player must update the possible-position set, follow the migration, and seal the exact chamber.
POLDERWATCH · Every Pump Moves the Tide
POLDERWATCH is a standalone portrait-first field tower defense. The attacking enemy is an integer sheet of living salt water, not a queue of walkers. Powered windpumps transfer real field volume into finite crystallizer pans; they never delete it. A wet copper cell cuts the physical route from the engine house, while a glass datum raises terrain and displaces—rather than erases—the trapped brine.
AFTERBLADE · The Enemy Moves Before Return
An original portrait-first deterministic tactics game. A single cast samples one spatial ray twice: the bronze edge crosses it outbound, every surviving shade follows its published intent, and the ivory edge returns through the same cells after the battlefield has changed.
MIGRAWARD · Every Reading Moves the Sickness
An original portrait-first moving-target deduction game. Six impossible creatures arrive at a night veterinary ward. Every instrument gives a truthful binary reading over its visibly marked anatomy chambers, then moves the hidden anomaly along a published direction. The player must update the possible-position set, follow the migration, and seal the exact chamber.