Marius Comper · a curated play room
Ten games chosen for what they let you do: make decisions with consequences, test your own reflexes and leave with a score worth telling.
Flagship · 30–45 minutes a case
Each case turns the limits of a discipline into play: compose the question, follow evidence through different rooms, expose what was never counted and defend a calibrated recommendation.
Enter the House
Short and sharp
Three compact games about envy, live television and randomness.
One minute, six gardens and a village lane in uproar.
A satirical arcade game about a seven-second delay, five live shows and the reflex to say “Steaua” instead of FCSB.
Press 0 or 1 across 20 rounds. An 8-state automaton tries to guess your every choice before you press.
Longer worlds
Three deeper worlds: useful monsters, unfinished futures and one very full car trunk.
A puzzle-adventure about the creatures that live inside systems.
An archive of roads not taken.
A physical Tetris with the parcel from home: two demijohns, fifteen jars of zacuscă, a sack of potatoes, a bucket of pickles and a frozen cockerel. Then, what the ritual says about short food chains and the informal subsistence economy.
New games
A 3D garden to bloom as a butterfly, a map to hit with the pin and a counter to hold — all with scores.
90 seconds of flight: bloom 70 flowers and catch petals in combo until nightfall.
The game names a place in Romania and you drop the pin where you think it is: 45 places, 10 rounds, scored by kilometres.
Three shifts at the counter: pick the citizen, stamp the right paper, hold the queue. Five walkouts end the shift.
The complete library
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