Here are all of the applications and games I've created and published just because I can. And I will continue doing so!
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CyberCat drops you into the paws of a cat on a mission fueled entirely by catnip - and it shows. Level by level, this side-scrolling platformer sends you through wildly different worlds, each stuffed with hazards, secrets, and a menagerie of animal enemies who really don't want you there. Frogs, penguins, seals, snakes, rats, and the occasional mobster with an offer you can't refuse all stand between you and the next stash.
Get enough catnip in your system and you'll trigger God State - a temporary, gun-toting, invincible power trip that turns the tables on anything in your path. Between runs, spend your earnings on a perk system split across three cat-themed skill trees (CAT-LETICS, FUR-OCIOUS, NIP-DICTION) to boost your speed, jump, damage, and survivability, and deck yourself out in one of over a dozen unlockable skins. Cursed notes, sarcastic hints, and a rival blade-wielding cat named El Gato round out a game that's silly, scrappy, and never stops leaning into the pun.
But the best part isn't in the code - it's who built it. CyberCat grew out of my TikTok, one comment section at a time. Every level, skin, boss, and perk started as someone's suggestion under a video. This is a genuinely community-made game: if you comment an idea, there's a real chance it ends up in the next update, with your name on the thing you dreamed up.
Android APK, hosted externally on MediaFire. Since it isn't from the Play Store, Android will ask you to allow installs from unknown sources.
DraWizard is a top-down swarm shooter about surviving waves of all sorts of creatures - but the way you fight back is the whole hook. Instead of picking spells from a menu, you cast them by drawing their symbol directly on the screen, then choosing where to shoot it.
Every session drops you into a procedurally generated world, so no two runs look the same. A full run can stretch up to 100 waves, building toward a final showdown with the boss of the game's lore: Dima.
Liner is a puzzle game built around a single, simple idea: alignment. Every level presents a hidden pattern of lines, and your task is to reshape your own lines to match it - shifting, rotating, and adjusting until you cross the 95% threshold. Once a puzzle clicks into place, you move straight into the next, one after another, in an unbroken streak.
There's no fixed pace to Liner. Settle into Zen mode and work through puzzles at your own rhythm, or switch to Time Attack and see how many you can align before the clock runs out. Along the way, achievements and leaderboards give you something to chase, whether you're playing for a personal best or comparing streaks with others.
Available on Android and Windows. This is the Android APK, hosted externally on MediaFire - Android will ask you to allow installs from unknown sources.
MathBlitz is a fast, addictive arithmetic game that turns quick thinking into a full progression system. Solve equations before the clock runs out - correct answers add time, wrong answers cost you - and climb through six difficulty tiers, from Beginner all the way up to the legendary MATH GOD rank.
Choose from seven distinct game modes: race for accuracy in Classic, chase your best streak in the high-stakes Streak mode, go for pure speed in Run, relax with untimed play in Zen and Puzzle modes (packed with tricky order-of-operations brain teasers), test your reverse-solving skills in Finisher, or grind toward endless mastery in Evolve, where every correct answer pushes your Evolution Points - and the problems - to new heights.
Every session earns coins and skill points that level up your profile, unlock cosmetic shop items, and fill out a full achievement list. Spin the Fortune Wheel for bonus rewards, chase leaderboard rankings across every mode, and track your stats over time.
Available on Android, iOS, and more. This is the Android APK, hosted externally on MediaFire - Android will ask you to allow installs from unknown sources.
Orbit Slinger was an ASMR-style concept built around a slow, satisfying crafting loop: collect drifting space particles, fuse them into materials, and combine those materials into planets. Once a planet was ready, you'd sling it into orbit around the sun.
The game would only be considered finished once every planet of our actual solar system had been successfully placed - each one orbiting at the correct distance from the sun, at the correct speed, with no two planets sharing a type.
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