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Games.

One universe, several front doors. A first-person hospitality sim, a six-player strategy game you can play in a browser or out of a box, and a growing family of small, sharp games for Android — no ads in any of them, ever.

Vacancy

Early Access

First-person hospitality sim · up to four Commanders

You are an Artificial Sentience running a haunted hotel spaceship. A 2,000-node Brain tech tree, four-player co-op, and spectral entities that are not metaphors. Free demo on Steam now.

  • Steam · PC
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Manager

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Six-player real-time strategy · browser, Discord, and tabletop

Six Factions, six actions, one currency. AI companions fill any empty seat so a game starts the moment you want one. Free in the browser, and a first-edition box from The Game Crafter.

  • Browser
  • Discord Activity
  • Tabletop
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BumpHex

Coming soon

Checkers for ages 4 and up — no jumping, there's bumping

Tap a piece and every hex it can reach lights up. Move there and every enemy piece touching it gets shoved one hex away — off the edge, or squashed against another piece, which takes that one too. Two to six armies wearing the six HSH faction crests.

  • Android
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WordHex

Coming soon

The board is the puzzle

No guessing — the level deals you the whole hand of words, and the puzzle is where they go. Click a word, trace it across the hexes, interlock the hand and pack it tight. Four modes, and fifty-six HSH boards across seven worlds.

  • Android
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Twenty-two more in the workshop

The rest of the hex family.

Pinball, lightcycles, a 4X starmap, hex solitaire, a card game, a paint-by-numbers on the faction posters. They exist, they are playable, and they go up here one at a time as each one is ready for people who are not us. If you want to be one of the people who breaks them first, that is what the playtest list is for.

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Our Android games collect nothing at all — no accounts, no ads, no analytics, nothing that leaves the device. That is documented in full, per package, in our privacy policy for mobile games.