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The Ministry of Lost Umbrellas
An illustrated AVG deduction game about impossible lost property. Unseal evidence, identify the claimant and weather memory attached to each umbrella, and preserve the Ministry's integrity through three complete cases.
Glassline Dispatch · Every Parcel Finds a Platform
An original axis-sliding postal puzzle combining block-jam immediacy with Sokoban-like move ordering. Dispatch every two-cell parcel carriage through its matching color platform in six hand-authored night shifts.
RIGFALL: Every Tool Carries Twice.
**Every tool carries twice.**
CROSSFOIL: Every Bind Turns the Next Blade.
**Every bind turns the next blade.** CROSSFOIL is an original portrait-first fencing-geometry puzzle built around real segment intersection, leverage and vector reflection.
RIVETRUSH: Every Trick Lays the Next Rail.
RIVETRUSH is an original portrait-first fine-pixel stunt-train score-attack puzzle. The train never rides a prewritten course: each accepted Barrel Roll, Kickflip or Tail Grind resolves an airborne attitude against the live rail and crosswind, then forges a separate stable Left, Level or Right rail beneath the next gap.
GUTTERFIST: Every Punch Reorders the Page Remix
GUTTERFIST is a portrait-first spatial tactics brawler played on a live 3×3 comic page. Touch an orthogonally adjacent rival through its open edge. A clean hit swaps the hero's complete frame with the rival's complete frame; surviving rivals rotate their opening according to species. Knocked-out frames remain as physical dead gutters, so a locally correct hit can still strand the run.
COPPICEWAY: Every Chop Moves the Forest.
COPPICEWAY is an original portrait-first fine-pixel spatial puzzle about conserved tree material. Walk into a valid standing tree to fell it. The trunk lands one cell forward as a permanent bridge; the far bank receives the player; the crown obeys the tree's immutable lean and roots one perpendicular cell away as a permanent sapling. One action therefore opens water and closes land.
PHONELACE — The Last Night Exchange
PHONELACE is an original portrait-first eight-direction number-chain puzzle. The public chain grammar is immediate: begin with two equal adjacent jacks, then continue through the same value or exactly double; the endpoint receives the next power of two at or above the chain sum.
BLACKMAP: Every Answer Opens the Monster's Road
An original portrait-first investigation tactics game. Each card asks whether the hidden refuge lies inside one visible ward. The truthful answer preserves matching candidate sites; every disproved site becomes traversable black ink, and the Hartless immediately walks the changed topology toward the camp. Solving the location and surviving the road are the same action economy.
MANTLEWAKE
**Every Stripe You Wear Becomes the Hunter's Wake**
COWRIEKEEP · Every Shell Fires Where It Lands
A standalone deterministic sowing-artillery tower defense. Lift every stable
PHASEKEEP · Every Body Changes the Road
PHASEKEEP is a standalone portrait-first thermal sorting tower defense. Every invader has one stable identity and an integer heat from 0 to 8. Solid bodies use the riveted rail, liquid bodies use the glass gutter, and vapor bodies use the copper flue. An Ember Inductor or Rime Condenser transfers heat without causing damage; the body immediately takes its next road from the phase produced by that transfer.
SNAGWALL: Every Gate Keeps One Piece.
SNAGWALL is an original true fine-pixel equipment-shedding silhouette relay. A courier enters each gauntlet wearing four to eight stable fittings. Choose **Tower**, **Lean**, or **Duck**. The courier's complete core must fit the carved aperture, while exactly one worn fitting must remain outside it. That fitting transfers to the physical wall; the changed body faces the next gate.
ROOTMARCH: Every Survivor Becomes the Next Tower.
ROOTMARCH is a survivor-rooted line-wars tower puzzle. Recruit Blade, Bow, or Pike, then watch both stable units march and resolve automatically. Blade beats Bow, Bow beats Pike, and Pike beats Blade. Every winning unit remains physically present: it roots beside the lane as a permanent tower whose matchup can add Support or Pressure to every later clash.
PARALLAXA
PARALLAXA — The Cabinet Turns When Three Agree is an original, deterministic Match Triple 3D commission staged inside a 1927 nocturnal astronomical museum. Lift only a frontmost curiosity. Each selected stable object enters the seven-berth Night Rail; three from one family archive automatically.
PARALLACQUER · Every Angle Paints Another Truth
PARALLACQUER is an original portrait-first optical lacquer puzzle. A faceted porcelain moth stands in front of a projection screen. Dragging across a visible facet samples the actual pattern directly behind that facet. The paint remains attached when the moth turns, while two to four critics judge the same persistent coat from different bearings. No perfect skin exists; the craft is composing one defensible compromise across several truths.
LINEBOUND: Every Bubble Follows Its Speaker
LINEBOUND is a six-act, portrait-first comic continuity puzzle. Three actors share three reusable action lines. A line may enter a panel only while its last speaker is visible; after it is reassigned, its printed action executes and the bubble follows the new speaker. Sign the exact final cast order, Moon Key holder, and ownership of every line.
COUNTERCROWN · Every Blow Moves the Prize
COUNTERCROWN is a standalone portrait-first fine-pixel court brawler built around one conserved-impact law. A successful blow pushes its target with the attack while the one physical Crown moves exactly one square against it. Hostile blows use the same interpreter. Victory is not damage: dock the Crown on the moon dais before the public bell closes.
Afterseek: The Moving Exposition
**EVERY FOUND RELIC MOVES THE FAIR.**
UNDERWEFT: Every Broken Tile Builds Below
UNDERWEFT is an original true fine-pixel falling-tile party puzzle. Every bay offers three stable top-floor plates. Choosing Left, Center or Right commits that exact body: its face engraving shifts it onto one middle rail, the runner crosses that route in reverse, and the plate then falls again according to its back engraving to build the forward bottom route. Unchosen bodies remain physically in the loft.
SCARCOURT: Every Captured Piece Keeps Attacking
An original portrait-first chess-tactics roguelike. The Crown moves one adjacent square per turn. Capturing a living Court piece does not erase it: the execution square becomes a permanent neutral **Scar** that attacks by the captured body's native geometry after every enemy march. Marshal Scars strike orthogonal files, Cantors strike diagonals, Bailiffs make hooked leaps, Notaries strike adjacent files, and the final Sovereign addresses every straight and diagonal file. Scars kill either side and can execute the Crown that authored them.
MASSHOP · Every Landing Trades Weight
MASSHOP is a portrait, one-thumb physics platformer set inside a ceremonial sky weighhouse. The acrobat bounces automatically. Holding left or right is the only continuous input. Every valid landing performs one exact, bidirectional transaction:
LOOPLARCENY: Every Failed Run Joins the Crew
LOOPLARCENY is a dependency-free, English-only, fine-pixel recorded-self stealth heist. A player authors a complete A1 route, commits that exact route as a physical replay, then moves A2 beside it. Gates open only when A1 occupies the required plate on the public contract beat. A2 must cross, take the Moon Reliquary, and exit without colliding with A1 or entering a deterministic watcher ray.
GILTTRUTH · Every Raise Breaks a Seal
GILTTRUTH is a portrait-first auction strategy game about one inseparable tradeoff: every accepted raise makes a collectible more expensive and breaks exactly one of its four provenance seals for the whole room.