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THROWLOOM · Every Throw Reorders the Air
THROWLOOM is a portrait-first real-time aerial-braid game. The player catches the next prop on the velvet line, then chooses where that prop returns to the future catch order:

QUARRYSHOT
**Every Wall Becomes the Next Volley.**

VARNISH OATH
**Every Stroke Risks the Original.** VARNISH OATH is an original portrait-first tactile conservation puzzle. Examine an aged painting under UV, read where old retouching fluoresces, choose a tool, and reduce each region to the correct historical layer. Cleaning everything is failure: gold leaf may require no treatment, normal varnish one pass, and later overpaint two. Solvent runs deeper through marked capillary cracks.

HOLLOWBERRY · Every Harvest Feeds the Hollow
HOLLOWBERRY is a standalone portrait-first night-orchard strategy game. Sixteen plants live in eight radial beds around an affable but ruinous buyer. Feeding a ripe berry fulfils the public order, but permanently removes the front plot that produced it and exposes the outer plant. Composting a ripe berry earns nothing while ripening both neighboring beds. A finite Root Brace lets one plant survive one harvest; golden Crown Roots must never be fed unbraced.

BELTBORE · Every Tunnel Is Already a Conveyor
BELTBORE is an original portrait-first fine-pixel mining logistics puzzle. Drag outward from a numbered foundry through breakable geology. Every excavated cell immediately installs a one-way belt pointing toward the previous cell—and therefore back to the foundry. The ore nodes crossed nearest-to-farthest become the exact order delivered home.

PALIMOTH · Every Shelf Rewrites What Remains
PALIMOTH is a standalone portrait-first logic game set inside a living miniature archive. Each of four law-shelves accepts books bearing its current house mark. Sealing that shelf removes the matching books, then applies its published permutation to every book still loose on the cart.

KEYBRINK
**Every Missing Step Borrows a Control.**

PATINA TIDE
**Every Stain Has an Era** is a portrait-first maritime conservation game. Match harbor dust, salt crystal and lamp soot to Air Pear, Fresh Mist and Sable Brush; incorrect treatment damages integrity.

Voicing: Every Repair Changes the Song
An original deterministic fine-pixel luthier simulation. Seven commissions arrive as physical string instruments with open seams, shifted soundposts, mismatched bridge crowns, worn windings, slipping pegs and incorrect tension. The player inspects, loosens every string, preserves four labeled tray wells, lifts the bridge only after the body is unloaded, closes seams through method-specific clamp cycles, voices bridge and soundpost, restores or documents replacement strings, fits pegs, reassembles the same instrument, tunes exact witnesses and carries it intact into an eight-note recital.

Pitwall: Every Lap Changes the Plan
A self-contained fine-pixel two-car motorsport strategy game. Run seven races

Millrace: Every Drop Works Twice
A self-contained fine-pixel water automation and production puzzle. Program three

MYRMIDAWN: Every Miracle Leaves a Trail
MYRMIDAWN is a portrait-first competitive god simulation about influence rather than control. Two autonomous ant colonies forage, hatch specialists, write laws, defend their queens, and remember every intervention across six dawns.

Mothline Ordinance
An original route-bending pixel tower-defense game. Every placed lantern is both a weapon and a wall: reshape the mothline without sealing the road, choose among three complementary defenses, and protect dawn through five authored waves.

Mothglass Hotel
An original portrait-first illustrated deduction AVG. Read three testimonies per act, pin one visual contradiction, build the Night Ledger, and deliver a final verdict across three endings.

Lumenreef Ledger
An original portrait-first spatial idle ecosystem. Harvest Lumen, place five species around a six-habitat reef, compose adjacency multipliers, unlock automation, collect capped offline growth, and release a self-sustaining tide for a permanent Pearl multiplier.

Lexiforge
A self-contained portrait word roguelite. Serve this directory with any static HTTP server and open `index.html`; no build or outside runtime assets are required.

Gilded Verdict
A four-round courtroom contradiction game. Select a testimony sentence, press the memory to expose what the witness avoids, then present the one exhibit that makes the claim impossible.

Clockghost Registry
An original portrait pixel time-loop puzzle. Every committed route becomes an exact replaying Clockghost; coordinate past selves on pressure seals so the present can enter the archive.

HARBOR NINE — Every Hit Turns On the City
A portrait-first vector baseball campaign. Track four distinct pitch families, swipe directly through the breaking ball, and use timing, path accuracy, hand speed and direction to light four original harbor ballparks.

Glassgarden Ricochet — Every Bloom Bends the Light
An original portrait-first Art Nouveau ricochet game. Drag backward from the luminous seed, release to cast it, bank through prisms and brass bumpers, and wake every bloom before the seed tray is empty.

Aerofauna
A mobile-first Three.js rescue arena. Drag to steer the Wind Skiff, gather loose sky-moths into a vulnerable flock, and carry them into the amber beacon before the gale window closes.

KNELLFRACTURE · Every Bell You Break Joins the Choir
A self-contained portrait-first Three.js ritual breaker. Conduct a bone-and-bronze censer, return the living ember, break five authored bell choirs, and release Counter-Knell when the accumulated resonance reaches its crest. Every bell destroyed activates another voice in the procedural score.

VITRELINE · Every Cut Remembers the Heat
A standalone portrait-first precision etching game about guiding a heated burin through living glass filaments.

TAILWIND TRIALS · Every Gate Reads the Dog
A self-contained portrait-first pixel dog-agility runner. Serve this directory over any static HTTP server and open `index.html`; there is no build step or external dependency.