Five Games, Five New Rules
The pitch: five different games in five different genres, each with a rule strong enough to push its genre somewhere new.
These early builds put that ambition into your hands. Try an orbit with depth, a delayed version of your own movement, memories recalled on a changing beat, a city you guide by breathing, and a charged rally. Each makes a different part of the idea playable.
They’re rudimentary prototypes. Some already demonstrate their central twist; others establish the interaction the larger idea will grow from. Play with a keyboard, pointer or gamepad, and open “How to play” for instructions and music settings.
Pulse Loom
Control an orbit in two dimensions. Rotation and depth work together as you guide a gold bead into blue pulses and away from red crosses.
The first step: a playable coordination loop built around circular movement and depth, where finding the right position matters as much as timing.
Left stick rotates; right stick changes depth. Keyboard: A/D and W/S.
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Echo Duel
Your movement becomes useful again two seconds later. Dodge with your present self while steering the path your echo will follow.
The first step: your recorded path becomes a second instrument of play. A delayed version of you can earn points from hazards you must avoid now.
Stick or WASD/arrows moves. No action button needed.
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Memory Crime
Remember the color order, follow the changing recall cue and reach the matching memory before it disappears.
The first step: recollection becomes something you perform in time and space. The present build is a color-and-timing puzzle; a deeper investigation remains to be developed.
Move with stick or WASD/arrows; A or Space recalls.
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Breathing City
Stand near buildings and match the city’s rising and falling breath. Holding and releasing a single button becomes a way to create harmony.
The first step: a playable sketch of tending through synchronization. The breathing interaction is here; broader city systems and strategic choices are still ahead.
A or Space raises your breath; release to lower it.
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Impossible Court
Move into position, charge your return and meet the ball. Proximity and charge turn a small arena into an unusual rally.
The first step: a playable foundation for a different kind of sports interaction. Movement, charge and returns are implemented; the larger idea of attention changing the ball’s behavior is still to come.
Move toward the ball; hold A or Space to charge.
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