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Shape a river settlement one resource choice at a time. The best plans leave room for a surprise.
View title details Citadel Commons details: a turn-based settlement strategy game for one to four players.
Trade clues and light a route through rooms that shift after every solved pattern.
View title details Lantern Labyrinth details: a two-player cooperative maze and pattern puzzle.
Cut tight corners on a Pacific road circuit. Short races keep the focus on clean lines.
View title details Coastline Sprint details: a short-format arcade racer for one to six players.
Set up a neighborhood stall, meet familiar faces, and help a small block find its rhythm.
View title details Sunday Street Market details: a community simulation for one to eight players.
Follow a stack of unsent letters across a coastal town. Small choices change who tells the story.
View title details After the Last Train details: a single-player narrative adventure about letters and a coastal town.
Balance water, sunlight, and crew needs while building a working farm above a distant world.
View title details Orbit Farmers details: a space-farm planning game for one to three players.
Coordinate switches and gears in a seaside repair shop where the tide sets the clock.
View title details Tideclock Workshop details: a cooperative mechanical puzzle for two to four players.
Pass the lead between teammates on looping city tracks, with new routes opening each lap.
View title details Freeway Relay details: a team-based arcade racing game for two to four players.
Run a small cafe, learn regulars' routines, and make a welcoming place one shift at a time.
View title details Quiet Hours Cafe details: a neighborhood cafe simulation for one to five players.Current studio notes
Citadel Commons
This quarter's balance pass gives early resource choices more room to recover after a poor first turn. The revised opening keeps the later planning intact, so experienced players still have meaningful trade-offs.
Lantern Labyrinth
The latest co-op maps split key details across separate rooms. Players need to describe what they see and agree on a route before the maze shifts again. The full change log is in the journal.
Notes from players
"Lantern Labyrinth gives my brother and me a reason to talk through every clue."Junyi Peón
"I come back to Coastline Sprint for the compact races. I can finish a few laps between work calls, and the browser controls feel clear on my laptop."Tamur Hillaker, player
Why did we choose Dotabuff games? Because the group can settle on a puzzle, a race, or a quiet story without changing how we play in the browser.Geraldinho Varadarajan
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