Apps and games made on the side

An empty room, a furniture shop and stars for every room you finish: the bed and nightstand are free, the aquarium and fireplace come once you have saved up. Furniture, light and materials look real — oak and walnut, linen and a knitted throw, porcelain and brass. Rooms add up to a house where a little person and a kitten or puppy live.

The nineties shooter, redrawn with a ballpoint pen on squared paper: corridors hatched by hand, monsters straight off the margins of a school exercise book, the dead simply crossed out. The enemies behave exactly as in the original — including the best part: one hit by another monster’s shot turns on the offender instead of you.

The first game on the meadow is “Hedge Maze”: find your way out of a living hedge across ten levels, with three animals to choose from, daylight shifting from spring morning to a firefly night, a minimap and a compass. The maze is generated anew every time.