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VITRAIL

A Magic-Tower puzzle RPG where the future is precomputed. SCRY any tile: the exact cost of walking there — every fight, door, gem and trap, resolved in order — appears before you step, and it is never wrong. No randomness, no dice, unlimited undo: every point of Lumen (your light, your life, your money) is a resource to spend perfectly. Climb 13 hand-built floors of a stained-glass cathedral spire: 18 monsters with combat-warping traits (Swift, Twin, Hollow, Leech, Resonant choirs that strengthen each other — kill order matters), a three-colour key economy, shops, teleport lattices, cracked walls, a warp bell, and three hidden relics that unlock the true ending at the Rose Window. Score = the light you didn't spend. Bright jewel-glass art, zero glow.

134 plays / 3h 7m

Aetherfall Shrine

- Third-person WebGL RPG built with vendored Three.js. - Five stylized floating island levels with different layouts, path shapes, ground patterns, color themes, seal/chest placements, and enemy sets. - Keyboard and mobile touch controls. - Lego-inspired blocky characters, enemies, chests, trees, and toy-brick scene details. - Camera orbit, three-hit strike combo, dash, elemental skill, burst attack, HP repair pickups, chests, wind seals, changing enemies, and a guardian on every level. - Procedural low-poly visuals, no external art or network dependencies at runtime.

73 plays / 25m

Duskbell

The bell of Duskbell is broken, and the town is locked in a 6-minute time loop. Every loop a silent tide — the Hush — swallows the whole town and throws you back to the start. But YOU remember. The door-code scrawled on a notice board, the passphrase the spice-seller mutters at her stall, the 40 seconds a guard leaves his post — every secret you witness is stamped into your ledger forever, and the Hush can't take it. Knowledge is your only level: what you learned last loop becomes a real shortcut this loop — gates open at a tap, known streets let you stride. You don't get stronger, you get wiser, chaining secrets across dozens of dooms until one run you thread the whole collapsing town in six minutes flat and push open the door to the Bell's Heart. A pocket time-loop RPG in flat-matte, low-poly dusk that sinks from gold to crimson to violet-black. Move with the joystick; everything else is one tap. Six endings. One thumb, phone-first.

18 plays / 16m

Umbravore

You are a nameless shadow — and legends are edible. Six doors, six bosses, any order: win a duel and DEVOUR the boss whole. Its signature attack becomes your new button; its movement rewrites your dash (spider-walk trip-lines, quaking leaps, phase-dives, twin dashes). Kill order is your build: every legend is secretly weak to another's stolen power, and every devour makes the rest stronger. You can only carry THREE forms — and behind the seventh door waits THE WHOLE, a bone-white mirror assembled from everything you left behind. Roguelite boss-rush ARPG: no mobs, no grinding, pure duels. Hand-pulled silkscreen art, weekly time trials, an etching tree, and a chimera poster of every run. Others loot; you devour.

17 plays / 30m

Ledger

You are the town blacksmith — and you never leave the counter. By day, adventurers push open your door: the proud shieldmaiden, the broke rookie begging his first sword on credit, the reckless axeman nobody can talk out of anything. You forge, haggle, extend credit, and decide who gets the last flame-ward charm when two people need it. By night, a paper-puppet theater plays out what your choices bought — when a shield you hammered turns a killing blow, the caption names YOUR work and cites the transaction. At dawn the ledger opens: loot, rumors, repayments… and sometimes a name struck through in wax-red ink, with a death report that quotes your own books. No random deaths — every loss traces to a decision you signed. 36 days, 14 permadeath regulars, six dungeon depths, a legendary blade, five endings — including one where every chair is still full. Hand-inked paper diorama. English & 中文. One thumb.

13 plays / 46m

Kinbound

A card roguelike where your deck is a PARTY. Cards never hit a discard pile — you play them onto a lacquered war-table where they become living comrades with their own HP: painted-miniature warriors standing shoulder to shoulder. Place two same-banner comrades side by side and a vermilion thread of fate snaps tight; line them up and the BOND CHAIN grows — the longer the chain, the stronger every soul in it. Steel chains shield, Hunt chains crit, Oath chains share lethal blows, Wild chains snowball. Drag to deploy, maneuver to re-link, hold the line: enemies sever your bonds, punish clusters, dive your back row. March a 10-node run to the Chainbreaker — a boss who cuts your longest chain every turn. Others discard; you arrange. 6 commanders, 26 comrades, 6 banners, duos, tactics, insignias. One thumb, true-3D.

7 plays / 5m

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VITRAIL

A Magic-Tower puzzle RPG where the future is precomputed. SCRY any tile: the exact cost of walking there — every fight, door, gem and trap, resolved in order — appears before you step, and it is never wrong. No randomness, no dice, unlimited undo: every point of Lumen (your light, your life, your money) is a resource to spend perfectly. Climb 13 hand-built floors of a stained-glass cathedral spire: 18 monsters with combat-warping traits (Swift, Twin, Hollow, Leech, Resonant choirs that strengthen each other — kill order matters), a three-colour key economy, shops, teleport lattices, cracked walls, a warp bell, and three hidden relics that unlock the true ending at the Rose Window. Score = the light you didn't spend. Bright jewel-glass art, zero glow.

134 plays / 3h 7m

Aetherfall Shrine

- Third-person WebGL RPG built with vendored Three.js. - Five stylized floating island levels with different layouts, path shapes, ground patterns, color themes, seal/chest placements, and enemy sets. - Keyboard and mobile touch controls. - Lego-inspired blocky characters, enemies, chests, trees, and toy-brick scene details. - Camera orbit, three-hit strike combo, dash, elemental skill, burst attack, HP repair pickups, chests, wind seals, changing enemies, and a guardian on every level. - Procedural low-poly visuals, no external art or network dependencies at runtime.

73 plays / 25m

Duskbell

The bell of Duskbell is broken, and the town is locked in a 6-minute time loop. Every loop a silent tide — the Hush — swallows the whole town and throws you back to the start. But YOU remember. The door-code scrawled on a notice board, the passphrase the spice-seller mutters at her stall, the 40 seconds a guard leaves his post — every secret you witness is stamped into your ledger forever, and the Hush can't take it. Knowledge is your only level: what you learned last loop becomes a real shortcut this loop — gates open at a tap, known streets let you stride. You don't get stronger, you get wiser, chaining secrets across dozens of dooms until one run you thread the whole collapsing town in six minutes flat and push open the door to the Bell's Heart. A pocket time-loop RPG in flat-matte, low-poly dusk that sinks from gold to crimson to violet-black. Move with the joystick; everything else is one tap. Six endings. One thumb, phone-first.

18 plays / 16m

Umbravore

You are a nameless shadow — and legends are edible. Six doors, six bosses, any order: win a duel and DEVOUR the boss whole. Its signature attack becomes your new button; its movement rewrites your dash (spider-walk trip-lines, quaking leaps, phase-dives, twin dashes). Kill order is your build: every legend is secretly weak to another's stolen power, and every devour makes the rest stronger. You can only carry THREE forms — and behind the seventh door waits THE WHOLE, a bone-white mirror assembled from everything you left behind. Roguelite boss-rush ARPG: no mobs, no grinding, pure duels. Hand-pulled silkscreen art, weekly time trials, an etching tree, and a chimera poster of every run. Others loot; you devour.

17 plays / 30m

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VITRAIL

A Magic-Tower puzzle RPG where the future is precomputed. SCRY any tile: the exact cost of walking there — every fight, door, gem and trap, resolved in order — appears before you step, and it is never wrong. No randomness, no dice, unlimited undo: every point of Lumen (your light, your life, your money) is a resource to spend perfectly. Climb 13 hand-built floors of a stained-glass cathedral spire: 18 monsters with combat-warping traits (Swift, Twin, Hollow, Leech, Resonant choirs that strengthen each other — kill order matters), a three-colour key economy, shops, teleport lattices, cracked walls, a warp bell, and three hidden relics that unlock the true ending at the Rose Window. Score = the light you didn't spend. Bright jewel-glass art, zero glow.

134 plays / 3h 7m

Aetherfall Shrine

- Third-person WebGL RPG built with vendored Three.js. - Five stylized floating island levels with different layouts, path shapes, ground patterns, color themes, seal/chest placements, and enemy sets. - Keyboard and mobile touch controls. - Lego-inspired blocky characters, enemies, chests, trees, and toy-brick scene details. - Camera orbit, three-hit strike combo, dash, elemental skill, burst attack, HP repair pickups, chests, wind seals, changing enemies, and a guardian on every level. - Procedural low-poly visuals, no external art or network dependencies at runtime.

73 plays / 25m

Duskbell

The bell of Duskbell is broken, and the town is locked in a 6-minute time loop. Every loop a silent tide — the Hush — swallows the whole town and throws you back to the start. But YOU remember. The door-code scrawled on a notice board, the passphrase the spice-seller mutters at her stall, the 40 seconds a guard leaves his post — every secret you witness is stamped into your ledger forever, and the Hush can't take it. Knowledge is your only level: what you learned last loop becomes a real shortcut this loop — gates open at a tap, known streets let you stride. You don't get stronger, you get wiser, chaining secrets across dozens of dooms until one run you thread the whole collapsing town in six minutes flat and push open the door to the Bell's Heart. A pocket time-loop RPG in flat-matte, low-poly dusk that sinks from gold to crimson to violet-black. Move with the joystick; everything else is one tap. Six endings. One thumb, phone-first.

18 plays / 16m

Umbravore

You are a nameless shadow — and legends are edible. Six doors, six bosses, any order: win a duel and DEVOUR the boss whole. Its signature attack becomes your new button; its movement rewrites your dash (spider-walk trip-lines, quaking leaps, phase-dives, twin dashes). Kill order is your build: every legend is secretly weak to another's stolen power, and every devour makes the rest stronger. You can only carry THREE forms — and behind the seventh door waits THE WHOLE, a bone-white mirror assembled from everything you left behind. Roguelite boss-rush ARPG: no mobs, no grinding, pure duels. Hand-pulled silkscreen art, weekly time trials, an etching tree, and a chimera poster of every run. Others loot; you devour.

17 plays / 30m

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