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Korveth
Lockstep skirmish RTS: harvest korvite, tech up, raze the rival Bastion — then share a link that replays the exact battle.
Kryve
Tactical killhouse deathmatch: outgun the Kryve squad, take the frag cap, and dare a friend to beat your scoreline.
Butterslip
You're a pat of butter on a hot griddle — slide, butter every pancake, and serve the order in the fewest moves.
Emberfell
Carry the last ember across the fell — best the bramblings, relight the Old Beacon, share the tale.
Stackpark
A sunny island, a bottomless box of toy parts — stack a build and share the link that rebuilds it.
Starskip
Gravity trick-shot golf: fling a star through tiny solar systems in the fewest flicks.
Bloomstead
Build a cozy homestead in a boundless block world — then send a postcard.
Swivelhead
Look both ways. Then look again. A first-person street-crossing game where the mouse turns your head — and the game scores the decision, not the luck.
Wheelabout
You're the one driving now. Roundabouts, traffic lights and the turn across everybody coming the other way — marked the way a driving test marks you.
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Fresh from the workshop
all posts →- The greybox flagships get their identities
Kryve's killhouse and Korveth's glass steppe: how both flagships went from deliberate greybox to original visual identities without touching a single line of engine code — and still ship zero art assets.
- Korveth is live — an RTS whose battles you can send in a link
Our seventh original game is a lockstep skirmish RTS on a brand-new engine: flow-field armies, fog of war, a commands-only AI — and a battle report whose link replays your exact match, bit for bit.
- Kryve is live — Playpit's first shooter, and the squad shoots back
Our sixth original game is a tactical greybox deathmatch on a brand-new FPS engine: bots with real line-of-sight, learnable recoil, and an after-action card whose challenge link rebuilds your exact match as a dare.