The games in this list are dedicated to the public domain.
a rock, paper, scissors based kung fu game. "You are in a war against a rival dojo; send your pupils out to defeat the threat!"
Made using two mint tins, several small magnets, and paper. Lamination is optional. Art made in MS Paint.
Also playable as a TI-84 calculator version.
a two-player dice-rolling Snake-like game inspired by Tron. "Greetings, Programs! You drive a lightcycle in the Glitch League. Faulty Equipment. Crowd gets energized."
Made using one mint tin, laminated paper, a four-sided die (D4), and a mini dry erase marker. Art made in MS Paint. Two sets are featured to show off the art.
Encom Group 7 Access TRON-JA-307020 program.
a dice-rolling, tile-flipping choose-your-own bike adventure. "You're going for a bike ride today!"
Made using bolsa wood tiles that I wood burnt and a single die (D6). Instruction manual made in Word.
a higher or lower game to teach kids probability when I worked at the library. "You are in the Minotaur's maze and it's right behind you!"
Made entirely in Word. Can be reproduced however is convenient.
Also playable as a TI-84 calculator version.
a two-player deck-spending, card-counting strategy game. "Curry favor with the crowd and deafeat your opponent."
Made using card stock paper and archival quality sleeves. Art hand drawn.
My first interactive fiction, inspired by the Island of Doctor Moreau. An exploratory light horror adventure.