Vice Signalling is a non-linear narrative adventure game where your task is to infiltrate a secret society and decipher their secret signals to stop a conspiracy against the Emperor.

There are three endings to the story, and your choices will influence the outcome.

It's our first Steam release, which grew out of our Ludum Dare 59 submission. It's completely free!

It kinda plays like a mix of a visual novel and a puzzle game. One playthrough takes about 40 minutes, and there are 3 different endings. It also has Steam Achievements.

If you like narrative games, visual novels, or puzzles, it's probably your jam.

Thank you for checking it out!

I’ve been working on a free chess website called BotGambit where you play against bots with weird rules.

Some bots get stronger after captures, lose Elo every move, become stronger when you check them, or completely change strength depending on what happens during the game.

You can also create your own bots with custom rules and publish them for other people to play.

There’s no download required, and you can play without making an account.

Would love to hear any ideas for weird bot mechanics I should add.

I made a little daily game called Baffle where you get shown some strange object from a museum collection and have to figure out what it actually is.

Some of them are surprisingly obvious. Some look like an alien artifact.

You can type a normal description instead of knowing the exact museum name for it, which makes it a lot less frustrating.

Totally free, no ads, and no account/login required.

A free shooter game that serves as a prequel to Return to Eternity. Can you get all the achievements?