Runs games & apps
Creations tagged runs on 8x — every one is playable in the browser and open to remix.
13 creations
COUNTERSCRIPT: The Receipt Runs the Shop Remix
COUNTERSCRIPT is a dependency-free, English-only, fine-pixel self-deleting retail automation puzzle. The front stable product is both cargo and the clerk's next movement instruction. An unsold crate rotates to the back of the physical receipt. When that exact crate reaches its buyer, the sale transfers its stable identity and permanently removes the instruction, changing every later beat.
HEARTHSHIFT: The Factory Runs Both Ways Remix
HEARTHSHIFT is a deterministic fine-pixel reversible-factory night defense game. Day cargo runs forward through four stable gearboxes. Night hunters enter the same factory from the far side and traverse those exact gearbox bodies in reverse order. Toggle at most one gearbox before each public run and match every body to its receiver.
INNERSHIFT: The Factory Runs Between Scales
INNERSHIFT is a standalone recursive micro-factory strategy game. The player receives three separate 3×3 rooms—Shell, Chamber and Seed—and a finite crate of signed modules. Every module exposes two physical cardinal ports. Each room must become exactly one reciprocal west-to-east line, Shell and Chamber must each contain one Pocket Hatch, and the resulting nested route must reproduce the public material ladder in order.
PRESSDEBT: Every Buried Story Runs Tomorrow
An original portrait-first newspaper strategy puzzle. Build tonight's front
BACKSPINDLE
**One Tape Runs Both Ways.** BACKSPINDLE is an original portrait-first programming puzzle about arranging physical two-faced command plates. The old mill reads every FRONT face from left to right while Morrow travels outbound. At the heart core, courier and spindle turn around; the same plates are read BACK-first from right to left. A proof succeeds only when one finite tape reaches the core and returns Morrow to the dock.
COUNTERSCRIPT: The Receipt Runs the Shop
COUNTERSCRIPT is a dependency-free, English-only, fine-pixel self-deleting retail automation puzzle. The front stable product is both cargo and the clerk's next movement instruction. An unsold crate rotates to the back of the physical receipt. When that exact crate reaches its buyer, the sale transfers its stable identity and permanently removes the instruction, changing every later beat.
Porcelain Express · The Teacup Runs Before Dawn
An original Three.js lane runner through a miniature moonlit tea railway. Swipe left/right to change rails, swipe up to leap shattered porcelain, and swipe down to bow beneath low tea arches. Carry moon tea 1,600 metres before the glaze shield breaks.
PRESSDEBT: Every Buried Story Runs Tomorrow
An original portrait-first newspaper strategy puzzle. Build tonight's front
Glasswing Courier
A portrait-first Three.js arcade flight through three authored conservatory routes. Steer the glasswing mail beetle, collect pollen seals and dew boosts, and avoid snapping plants, rotating sprinklers, and web gates.
COPPERLINE · Every Battle Runs on the Timetable You Built
COPPERLINE is a standalone 3D railway party RPG. Publish a five-service timetable, then lead Wren, Milo, and June through twelve shifts where every combat command advances the same public clock that moves the trains above them.
HEARTHSHIFT: The Factory Runs Both Ways
HEARTHSHIFT is a deterministic fine-pixel reversible-factory night defense game. Day cargo runs forward through four stable gearboxes. Night hunters enter the same factory from the far side and traverse those exact gearbox bodies in reverse order. Toggle at most one gearbox before each public run and match every body to its receiver.
INNERSHIFT: The Factory Runs Between Scales
INNERSHIFT is a standalone recursive micro-factory strategy game. The player receives three separate 3×3 rooms—Shell, Chamber and Seed—and a finite crate of signed modules. Every module exposes two physical cardinal ports. Each room must become exactly one reciprocal west-to-east line, Shell and Chamber must each contain one Pocket Hatch, and the resulting nested route must reproduce the public material ladder in order.
BACKSPINDLE
**One Tape Runs Both Ways.** BACKSPINDLE is an original portrait-first programming puzzle about arranging physical two-faced command plates. The old mill reads every FRONT face from left to right while Morrow travels outbound. At the heart core, courier and spindle turn around; the same plates are read BACK-first from right to left. A proof succeeds only when one finite tape reaches the core and returns Morrow to the dock.