Two games in development
Two games, built in the open.
A colony sim about bringing everyone home, and a horror game about a ward that should not exist. Built after hours, one system at a time.
The games
Sci-fi colony sim · In development
From Ashes to Orbit
One crash survivor grows a settlement on a hostile world, then builds a rocket to bring the sleeping crew down from orbit.
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First-person horror · In development
Hollow Ward
She follows a dropped ring down a service stair, falls, and wakes in a hospital ward that should not be there.
See the game
- 527
- C# scripts across both games
- 420
- Automated tests
- 6
- Regions simulated at once
- 2
- Worlds to get lost in
From the devlog
Oct 30, 2026Hollow Ward
Prompts that follow your hands
Keyboard and controller both work all the time, and on-screen prompts switch to whichever you touched last.
Oct 27, 2026Hollow Ward
Health without a HUD
No bar, no number. Damage darkens the edges of the view, slows you down, and shows up as a heartbeat in the inventory.
Oct 24, 2026Hollow Ward
Saving the whole ward
How autosaves restore every door, drawer and puzzle, and why the save system got its own assembly.
Oct 3, 2026From Ashes to Orbit
The planet is home: rewriting the goal
Traders kept landing and leaving, which made an escape ending make no sense. So the rocket became a rescue.
Curious how it is built?
The devlog covers the systems behind both games, from task queues to save files.