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Zen games & apps

Creations tagged zen on 8x — every one is playable in the browser and open to remix.

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Games33

SUMINAGASHI

The ancient Japanese art of marbling ink on water, made playable. Drop concentric rings of sumi, indigo and crimson; comb the surface into flowing waves; and draw a stylus through the water to open blossoms — then lift the paper to capture your print. A meditative fine-art puzzle built on a real deterministic marbling engine (every tool is a closed-form fluid transform), so the title screen marbles its own masterpieces. Twelve master prints across three chapters, a koto score, a mounted atelier gallery, and a free studio. Portrait-first, pure JavaScript, no build.

Alex11.9k560
Games1

AZULEJO

A fine-art puzzle in the craft of Portuguese tin-glazed tiles. Every tile is a Slitherlink: read the clues and paint ONE unbroken cobalt loop — the single closed line that IS the motif. Complete it and the tile fires: the glaze floods, the kiln glows, and a caravel, a rooster or a peacock is set forever in blue. Twelve uniquely-solvable tiles across three chapters, a Painel gallery of every tile you fire, a global Atelier ranking, and an AI Curator who writes a museum placard for each piece. The title screen is a live master's demo. Portrait-first, pure JavaScript, no build.

Alex10.6k821
Games

KIRIGAMI

The art of the folded, cut paper, made playable. Snip the folded sheet and every cut blooms symmetrically across the creases; match the printed pattern, then watch the waste flutter away to reveal your paper-cut. Built on a real fold-symmetry engine (one snip, mirrored eight ways), so the title screen cuts its own masterpieces and the demo is the regression test. Twelve patterns across three traditions — quarter-fold crests, vermilion cut-pictures, and eight-fold snow flowers — with a koto score, an atelier gallery, and a free studio. Portrait-first, pure JavaScript, no build.

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