Pulls games & apps
Creations tagged pulls on 8x — every one is playable in the browser and open to remix.
8 creations
LATCHWORK: The House Pulls Itself
LATCHWORK is a standalone 3D contraption-puzzle campaign about turning one pull cord into an exact household sentence. Mount signed functional blocks on numbered brass bearings, rotate each output toward the next bearing, then execute the arrangement without hidden rule changes. The carrier physically changes type through Spring Launchers, Catch Jars, Rope Pulleys, Brass Faucets, Hearth Bellows and Weather Vanes; Clocks and Turntables preserve TURN while enforcing ordered chores and real dwell beats.
Nightjar Post
A professional fixed-grid pixel-art endless runner for mobile and desktop browsers. Change rooftop lanes, vault broken roofs, collect moonletters, and finish three escalating districts before dawn.
CATENAP
**Every Passenger Pulls the Living Bridge Lower**
LATCHWORK: The House Pulls Itself
LATCHWORK is a standalone 3D contraption-puzzle campaign about turning one pull cord into an exact household sentence. Mount signed functional blocks on numbered brass bearings, rotate each output toward the next bearing, then execute the arrangement without hidden rule changes. The carrier physically changes type through Spring Launchers, Catch Jars, Rope Pulleys, Brass Faucets, Hearth Bellows and Weather Vanes; Clocks and Turntables preserve TURN while enforcing ordered chores and real dwell beats.
CATENAP
**Every Passenger Pulls the Living Bridge Lower**
THRENODY WINCH
**Every Relic Pulls Another Horror**
TETHERWARD: Every Home Pulls the Sky
A complete portrait-first structural city game. Hang eight permanent rooms beneath the Aster Kite, fulfill Larkspur Ward's shelter, water, and power promises, then move a brass ballast trolley through four increasingly complex storm fronts.
TETHERWARD: Every Home Pulls the Sky
A complete portrait-first structural city game. Hang eight permanent rooms beneath the Aster Kite, fulfill Larkspur Ward's shelter, water, and power promises, then move a brass ballast trolley through four increasingly complex storm fronts.