Shape Wars - Chibi!
A mobile-first Three.js geometric RTS. Pips (spheres) versus Tets (cubes), capture the POCs, raise walls and towers, and let the cute HUD buddies call the fight.
Independent game studio & digital workshop
SNEAKER
GAMES
Small worlds. Strange experiments. Games built in public, prototypes allowed to be weird, and ideas given room to become something fun.
Click me. I flip.
Games
Every playable experiment gets a home, a description, and a trail of build notes.
Spheres of Influence
A living game-world experiment built around armies, domains, strange creatures, and systems that collide in entertaining ways.
Horde Defense
Sword and shield against a cube horde. A Spheres of Influence combat demo you can play in the browser.
Plushy Guardian of the Tiny Forest
A very small forest guardian, an inconvenient amount of corruption, recoverable stuffing, and tiny heroics. Built for desktop and touch.
Workshop
The public record of making things: devlogs, experiments, architecture, prototypes, failures, and whatever we learned along the way.
Plushy Guardian of the Tiny Forest
A family D&D plushy became a mascot, then a Game Studio experiment, and now a challenge: can I reproduce the same idea in Godot and compare the process?
Pips versus Tets.
Shape Wars - Chibi! is in the browser: a mobile-first geometric RTS with spheres, cubes, points of control, and cute HUD buddies.
The horde is in the browser.
Horde Defense, the Spheres of Influence combat demo, now has a game page, a WASM build, and a public top 20.
What a week of using Grimoire taught me
Planning an arc in ChatGPT, executing slices across Codex and Claude, and fixing the protocol problems that only showed up once I actually used it.
Find Familiar, Grimoire, and remembering what we were doing
What building Find Familiar taught me about durable context — and why the current experiment is becoming a simpler, Git-native Grimoire.
The site is alive.
Sneaker.games now deploys directly from GitHub through Cloudflare. The first tiny piece of the studio has escaped containment.
Browser experiments
Three.js toys, interactive models, visual experiments, and whatever else we can convince a browser to do.
Prototype graveyard
A good experiment does not have to ship. Failed mechanics can still teach us something useful — or hilarious.
Build in public
Design notes, technical experiments, benchmarks, failures, victories, and the occasional blue slime incident.
Writing
Reflections, essays, accumulated wisdom, and ideas that wandered out of the workshop.
Joy
Joy is not cheerfulness with better branding. Spinoza, a stadium shouting Merdeka, a fifteen-inch solar car, and the difference between a good mood and a life that is actually increasing.
More to come
Longer thoughts, history, creative essays, and whatever else proves worth writing down.