Browser games, five universes · Self-initiated · Games
Outlier
Five small games, each in its own universe, about how anyone learns what counts as normal.

Plate 01Blend · pass as one of themOpen
Plate 02Self · a T cell learns the bodyOpen
Plate 03Koan · name the hidden lawOpen
Plate 04Choir · answer their callOpen
Plate 05Oracle · fool the OracleOpen- 5universes, one question
- 4first prototypes retired after play
- 2players in a Koan duel
TurnedOct 13 2026
From a creature you raise to a culture you decode.
From a Thronglets style creature you raise to a culture you decode: the fun is working out what normal looks like, then spotting the one that does not fit.
MadeOct 13 2026
One rules engine for every game.
A rules engine where each species draws a few customs from thirteen, and one checker that judges what any creature did, so the same code catches a mutant, an impostor or a person.
MadeOct 13 2026
Five prototypes on one field.
Five prototypes on one field: Mutant, Infiltrator, Blend, Hunt for two devices or against a bot, and Interview with creatures voiced by Claude.
TurnedOct 14 2026
Each game moved into its own universe.
After playing, Jason found Mutant, Infiltrator and Hunt too alike and Interview not fun, so each game moved into its own universe with its own look, controls, sound and lesson.
MadeOct 14 2026
Four new universes.
Four new universes: a T cell patrol drawn like fluorescence microscopy, an ink and paper museum of hidden laws with a two player duel, a cave choir learned by ear, and an oracle that predicts your coin flips.
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