LAST LOAD Remix
LAST LOAD is a self-contained, English-language portrait token-pusher roguelite set in an after-hours laundromat. Drag the hanging piece along the rail, release it, and use the reciprocating sweep to route buttons left, brass wash tokens center, and keys right. Thimbles are wild heavy pieces.
More last creations
LAST TIDE · Dropzone Remix
A self-contained 3D island survival game, built as an independent work from the local operator-locker character workshop. Sixteen airborne operators enter a tropical island; one survives. Battles use fifteen locally simulated AI rivals. An optional Paean social lounge supports real players' outfit, rank, readiness and emotes.
Emberrail Supper Club: Last Service
An original, offline-first container-sorting puzzle aboard an Art Deco midnight dining train. Lift only the exposed skewer from each layered plate, place it on a limited charcoal brazier, and serve trios of identical ingredients. Mixed braziers can be repaired by transferring their top skewer, but every correction consumes the service's move reserve.
Vitrage Nocturne
A self-contained stained-glass match-three game for touch, mouse, portrait mobile, landscape, and desktop. Restore three deterministic rose windows by collecting required colors before their bells run out.
LASTSCAFFOLD: The Builder Must Leave Last Remix
An original MineColonies-inspired living-schematic puzzle. Choose where the current public Timber, Stone or Glass crate enters a 5×5 blueprint. The autonomous builder walks to the nearest reachable work face; the completed course immediately becomes solid wall, and the final charter counts only if the builder can still cross the gate after the structure is complete.
VOIDLOOM: The Last Grain Must Land Remix
An original deterministic cascading-sieve puzzle inspired by the skyblock resource loop of the long-running Ex Nihilo mod lineage. Three physical frames hang above the void: Twine catches only Pebbles, Flint catches Pebbles or Ore, and Iron catches any grain. A frame may catch only once per batch, so ordering the frames determines the signed physical custody of every output.
The Last Broadcast Choir
Play The Last Broadcast Choir — a browser mini-game.