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10 games · Independent reviews

An author-created Sandspiel landscape with sand, water, plants and a smoking volcano.

Sandspiel

Creative sandboxMouse / touch

Paint with sand, water and fire, then let your tiny world surprise you.

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The blue HexGL racing ship at the starting line of the elevated Cityscape track.

HexGL

Futuristic racingKeyboard

A floating racetrack, a very fast ship and one more chance to get that corner right.

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The official 2048 Classic board after several moves, with 2, 4 and 8 tiles.

2048

Number puzzleKeys / swipe

Slide, combine and keep a little space free. Four directions are all you need.

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Gridland’s opening eight-by-eight resource board with wheat, wood and stone tiles.

Gridland

Match-three / survivalMouse / touch

Match resources by day, then learn how the same board changes after dark.

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Clumsy Bird flying towards a gap between green pipes against a bright blue sky.

Clumsy Bird

One-button arcadeSpace / tap

One little flap at a time: guide a bird through the gaps and find your rhythm.

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A Dark Room’s opening firelit room, with the stoke fire control and a short event log.

A Dark Room

Text adventure / resourcesClick / tap

Start with a fire and discover a text-led world through the choices it gradually reveals.

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Radius Raid gameplay with a white ship, coloured circular enemies and a health bar.

Radius Raid

Arcade survivalKeyboard + mouse

Keep moving, aim into the swarm and make a little breathing room in space.

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BreakLock’s official practice board with nine dots and a four-dot pattern prompt.

BreakLock

DeductionMouse / touch

A hidden pattern, nine dots and feedback that rewards careful elimination.

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Two hand-drawn characters beside the payoff diagram in The Evolution of Trust.

The Evolution of Trust

Interactive storyClick / tap

A playful look at why we cooperate, why we stop and what a second chance can change.

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A gold ball in Astray’s dimly lit brick maze, captured during level one.

Astray

Maze / dexterityKeyboard

Guide a rolling ball through a maze using deliberate keyboard movements.

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