A psychological horror sound novel. A child who lost memories wakes in a ruined building. Explore unsettling space. Open cabinets, speak to adults, grab a weapon—or do nothing? Help the child escape. Help the judgment. Whatever you choose, do it with your own hands. Then… face the consequences.

Jumpbait is a precision platformer about short levels, fast retries, and platforms that wait for exactly the wrong moment to betray you.

A hypnotic roguelike deckbuilder where you actually throw your cards: the wind bends them, the rails bounce them back, the pockets pull them in. Unlock ever stronger decks, chain combos that multiply the pot and decide when to cash out, or throw it all to the wind. Then go again.

An Old Internet experience by someone who loved being there.

Score chasing crank powered action puzzler

A rock album you can play! Blast alien bad guys, shoot song lyrics, and stack multipliers... or chill in Peaceful Mode. Buy ships named by my 4 year old, top leaderboards, and hunt VHS tapes. Why VHS? Because VHS is life, that's why.

Draw a track in 2D, then ride it in 3D. A physics puzzle printed like a risograph.

A visual novel/sidescroller about estranged childhood friends, Chalk, Paper, and Scissors. Explore each character's memories in different stylized worlds to find out exactly what happened to their shared childhood plushie, Stuffie all those years ago...

A top down asteroids like race in ZeroG in which you'll experience G-forces so intense, they might make you black out. Make maneuvers that are only possible with the Playdate crank and make it to the finish orb as fast as possible.

A short adventure about the quiet hours before sleep. Touch the things in your room in any order you like. What you notice before drowsiness takes over decides how the story ends. Hand-drawn art, voiced by Natsuki Nako, about 30 minutes. Includes a word-shuffling sleep aid tool.

A grid-based puzzle adventure through ancient chambers. Push crates, gather pots, and freeze monsters where they stand to reach the door. Every room is a small logic puzzle with one clean solution and plenty of tempting ways to lock yourself out of it.

A survivorlike that fits into twenty minutes. Fifteen waves. 30+ weapons. 100+ items. Turn a bad idea into a balance problem. Then do it again.