3D horror and survival games

Night Survival

First-person tension in the dark. Limited light, limited information, and a very good reason to keep moving.

Low light, loud silence.

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3 games planned

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Twelve rooms. One flashlight. Bad battery.

First personHardcoreKeyboard

Planned

Visibility: four metres.

First personHardcoreProcedural

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Follow the transmission. Regret it.

First personHardcoreKeyboard

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One lane, no brakes, rising speed.

Endless 3D runners built around a single input and a rising speed curve. Dodge, leap, and hold your line for as long as your reflexes last.

4 games planned

Late apex, long slide, better lap.

Weight, grip, and momentum in the browser. Circuits and canyon roads where the fast line is the one you slide through.

4 games planned

Aim, strafe, survive the next wave.

Enclosed 3D arenas, escalating waves, and aim that rewards practice. Short rounds you can lose in ninety seconds and immediately retry.

4 games planned

Real weight, honest collapse.

Stacking, toppling, and demolition driven by an actual solver. Nothing is scripted, so no two failures look the same.

3 games planned

Rotate the world, find the answer.

Spatial puzzles that only make sense from the right angle. Impossible geometry, mirrored mazes, and light you have to bend.

4 games planned

Six degrees of nothing to hit.

Open-space flight with real inertia. Thread asteroid fields, ride orbits, and learn that stopping is harder than starting.

3 games planned

Drop in, no account, live opponents.

Real-time 3D rooms you join with a link. Quick match fills empty seats with bots so a game always starts.

3 games planned