The games

Early build. Pound the Viking drum and your rower pulls a physically real ocean, calm dawn to full storm. Oar strokes now have sound; the drum answers instantly. Needs WebGPU (Chrome/Edge/Safari 26).

Futuristic 3D WebGL racing. Sixteen circuits that all cross over themselves, five cars with real drivetrains, and a four-arena battle mode.

Round-based zombie survival with real verticality: barricade the windows, buy your way upstairs, then take the fight out into a dark city that pays better the further you go.

Flip a pancake. Then flip a house. Physics, mostly.

Pong with real gravity. Read the arc, not the ball.

Early greybox playtest of a physics auto-battler: buy sport-ball creatures, set five on a floating court, and watch them bounce, slam and knock each other off the edge.

3v3 full-court arcade basketball. Time the release, take the contact, finish at the rim.

Street-caged 4v4 football, two ways: Arcade for pick-up-and-play, Classic for the full sim — now with the full soundscape: post clanks, net swish, crowd, and keepers you have to beat twice.

Arcade T20 cricket for people who have never watched cricket — swipe to swing, feel the hit, shuffle the crease, and race the throw for a second run.

Real cooking physics. Toss it, don't drop it.

Territory-painting strategy with real pigment mixing.