workshop

26×12 pixel sprite — a subway cockroach with a 2-frame twitchy idle and a 4-frame tripod-gait skitter, drawn from an editable character map.

30×20 pixel sprite — a chunky rock pigeon with a 2-frame idle bob-and-blink and a 4-frame head-bob strut cycle, drawn from an editable character map.

First-person vintage thrift store sim — price grandma's hand-me-downs, haggle at the register, make rent, and grow a bare storefront into the city's vintage institution.

First-person subway with no buttons — three lines, six stations. Board by walking through the doors, transfer by walking off, up the stairwell, through the hallway, and down to the other line before its doors close.

Pac-Man logic dropped into a 3D night city — gobble pellets through the street grid, and when the ghosts close in, hop onto the low rooftops they can't reach.

30×14 pixel sprite — a chunky subway rat with a 2-frame idle bob-and-blink and a 4-frame scurry cycle, drawn from an editable character map.

26×12 pixel sprite — a subway cockroach with a 2-frame twitchy idle and a 4-frame tripod-gait skitter, drawn from an editable character map.

30×20 pixel sprite — a chunky rock pigeon with a 2-frame idle bob-and-blink and a 4-frame head-bob strut cycle, drawn from an editable character map.

30×14 pixel sprite — a chunky subway rat with a 2-frame idle bob-and-blink and a 4-frame scurry cycle, drawn from an editable character map.

21×14 hover-drone sprite — 2-frame idle bob and a 4-frame sensor-scan loop, drawn from an editable character map.

28×18 pixel sprite — an orange cat with a pink bow doing a morning play-bow stretch.

32×32 bipedal mech sprite — 2-frame idle, 4-frame walk cycle, two team palettes, drawn from editable character maps.

16×16 top-down pixel set — player (4 directions), bunnies, NPCs, and overworld tiles.

First-person vintage thrift store sim — price grandma's hand-me-downs, haggle at the register, make rent, and grow a bare storefront into the city's vintage institution.

First-person subway with no buttons — three lines, six stations. Board by walking through the doors, transfer by walking off, up the stairwell, through the hallway, and down to the other line before its doors close.

Pac-Man logic dropped into a 3D night city — gobble pellets through the street grid, and when the ghosts close in, hop onto the low rooftops they can't reach.

Race a randomly drawn Stop A → Stop B across the real NYC subway — read the arrivals board, ride the cars, shove through crowds, and run the stairs to make your transfer before the clock eats you.

First-person subway cab sim — work the master controller down a signalled line, berth on the board, key the doors, make the call, keep the card.

Grapple-hook swing mechanic — rope constraint turns momentum into a pendulum arc, release to sling free.

A tile-based 2D platforming test bed — solid floors and walls, one-way platforms, and a collidable mixin every new entity composes with.

Dash movement with fading afterimage trail — snappy burst, ghost images, brief input lock.

Conway's Game of Life on a toroidal grid — click to edit, watch it evolve.

Watch A* search a grid step by step — paint walls, drag endpoints, see the frontier and final path.