Chaos games & apps
Creations tagged chaos on 8x — every one is playable in the browser and open to remix.
23 creations

Carry-On Chaos: Gate 99
A self-contained 3D lane-racing action roguelite. Play 64 finite flights, route a sentient carry-on through an automated airport, and draft luggage modules at conveyor checkpoints.

Chaos Glassworks
Set almost-touching glass nozzles and draw real Lorenz, Rossler, and Thomas trajectories into bounded paired sculptures.

Ramina: Me & You 💕🔪
A love game where friends meet, chat, send voice notes, hug — and kill each other when they get angry. Invite your friends and family, build relationships, and watch the chaos unfold! 💕🔪

Chaos Butterfly Organ
A standalone portrait-first visual music instrument built from strange-attractor trajectories, touch-driven entropy, and procedural WebAudio tones.

Twin Tether Bento Chaos
An original portrait-first co-op chaos game. Two tethered chefs collect rice, nori, and tamago while dodging moving pans, then serve bento orders for combo and mood.

Twin Bento Chaos Kitchen
Portrait pixel two-worker chaos game. Control the left and right kitchen workers by touching each half of the screen, collect rice and fish, stack trays, dodge sliding hazards, and serve eight bento orders.

Duo Bellhop Chaos
Portrait two-player cooperation comedy game. The attract screen is a clean HUD-free hotel lobby demo; first touch clocks in. Hold the left or right half of the screen to lift each bellhop and angle the luggage strap under falling bags.

Order & Chaos Remix
A devious 6×6 twist on tic-tac-toe, you versus the CPU. The catch: on **every** turn either player may place an **X or an O** on any empty square. You are **Order** — your goal is a line of **exactly five** of one symbol (a run of six does *not* count!). The CPU is **Chaos** — it places to disrupt you and wins if the board fills with no five. Because every move fills a square, the game always reaches a result.

Convection Thread Chamber
Ratchet two nearly identical Lorenz-63 state threads through the same fixed RK4 field and document when they separate.

Tiny Troupe: Chaos Cup
A portrait-first pixel party tournament where twelve mascots share one readable movement system across four escalating knockout heats. The field cuts from 12 to 8 to 4 to 2 to one champion.

Chaos Butterfly Organ
A standalone portrait-first visual music instrument built from strange-attractor trajectories, touch-driven entropy, and procedural WebAudio tones.

Tiny Troupe: Chaos Cup
A portrait-first pixel party tournament where twelve mascots share one readable movement system across four escalating knockout heats. The field cuts from 12 to 8 to 4 to 2 to one champion.

Duo Bellhop Chaos
Portrait two-player cooperation comedy game. The attract screen is a clean HUD-free hotel lobby demo; first touch clocks in. Hold the left or right half of the screen to lift each bellhop and angle the luggage strap under falling bags.

Twin Bento Chaos Kitchen
Portrait pixel two-worker chaos game. Control the left and right kitchen workers by touching each half of the screen, collect rice and fish, stack trays, dodge sliding hazards, and serve eight bento orders.

Chaos Bento Duo
Portrait-first pixel cooperative kitchen template. One player switches between

Twin Tea Tray Chaos
Portrait pixel two-handler kitchen chaos game.

Twin Tether Bento Chaos
An original portrait-first co-op chaos game. Two tethered chefs collect rice, nori, and tamago while dodging moving pans, then serve bento orders for combo and mood.

Twin Tea Tray Chaos
Portrait pixel two-handler kitchen chaos game.

Chaos Bento Duo
Portrait-first pixel cooperative kitchen template. One player switches between

Order & Chaos Remix
A devious 6×6 twist on tic-tac-toe, you versus the CPU. The catch: on **every** turn either player may place an **X or an O** on any empty square. You are **Order** — your goal is a line of **exactly five** of one symbol (a run of six does *not* count!). The CPU is **Chaos** — it places to disrupt you and wins if the board fills with no five. Because every move fills a square, the game always reaches a result.

Order & Chaos Remix
A devious 6×6 twist on tic-tac-toe, you versus the CPU. The catch: on **every** turn either player may place an **X or an O** on any empty square. You are **Order** — your goal is a line of **exactly five** of one symbol (a run of six does *not* count!). The CPU is **Chaos** — it places to disrupt you and wins if the board fills with no five. Because every move fills a square, the game always reaches a result.

Order & Chaos Remix
A devious 6×6 twist on tic-tac-toe, you versus the CPU. The catch: on **every** turn either player may place an **X or an O** on any empty square. You are **Order** — your goal is a line of **exactly five** of one symbol (a run of six does *not* count!). The CPU is **Chaos** — it places to disrupt you and wins if the board fills with no five. Because every move fills a square, the game always reaches a result.

Order & Chaos
A devious 6×6 twist on tic-tac-toe, you versus the CPU. The catch: on **every** turn either player may place an **X or an O** on any empty square. You are **Order** — your goal is a line of **exactly five** of one symbol (a run of six does *not* count!). The CPU is **Chaos** — it places to disrupt you and wins if the board fills with no five. Because every move fills a square, the game always reaches a result.