The Mountain is as It Always Was
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It's the season for penny buns, Grandma forced you to come along a bit. But deep down you know it'll do you good and take your mind off of things. Lieve Oma is a short top-down 3D game where you go for a stroll with your grandmother through a forest. You can pick mushrooms when you find them, but the real reason you're here is to have a discussion with your grandmother about the issues you encounter, coping with going to a new school, among other things.
In the depths of space, without a memory or face, you find yourself aboard a train of mystery and stars. The passengers abroad—some dangerous, some odd—offer you no answers as you search throughout the cars. The clock is slowly ticking. Your stop is coming into sight. Will you find what you are looking for on this lonely, starry night?
A short visual novel about customer service. That's it.
A walk on the beach with a ghost
Can you escape this room?
ParaPerspective is a stylish and minimalist puzzle game where your perspective affects how the world works. Help the little guys get to their destination by rotating the camera and directing them through seemingly impossible geometry.
Elevator Hitch is a short 2.5D surreal horror/escape room visual novel with point-and-click and puzzle elements following the story of two co-workers suddenly finding themselves stuck together in a "Perfectly Normal" 70s office elevator. They must explore each liminal-looking floor and find a way to get off the elevator to their actual destinations.
An exorcist that doesn't believe in ghost. A drop-out that's lost about his path in life. The duo's adventure continues in this sequel to Silver Thread as they investigate an allegedly haunted church!
Loving Conversations in Shared Spaces
NOTICE is a 7-10 minute short interactive experience that follows the story of having a panic attack, then using awareness and presence to overcome it. As you get home and start to breathe, you take control over your thoughts. By clicking on each object, you start to become aware of everything in your space and what it means to you. Each object has its own style, musical note and meaning - whether that be the can of soda lying on your desk or the guitar gifted to you from a friend back home.