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Thanks! Honestly, I didn’t add much dialogue. You mostly see them get back to work and help you move on; I didn’t flesh them out much beyond that. The story is pretty thin, and the whole game is only about 10-15 minutes and quite easy.

You do see them again in the restored factory at the end though. I wanted it to feel like you were bringing a little crew together, with everyone contributing something.

Hi everyone! I’ve released Scrapheart: Factory Reboot, a short 3D puzzle-platforming adventure made with Unity and C#, playable for free in your browser or on Windows.

You play as SCR-07, an old maintenance robot in a recycling factory that has started treating robots as scrap. After being marked for disposal, you have to find your way back through the factory and change what it’s doing.

Your main tool is Maintenance Lock, which lets you stop a moving machine for six seconds. Freeze a conveyor to cross it, hold a crane in place to climb aboard, or turn a dangerous press into a platform. The challenge is figuring out which machine to stop, and when to let it move again.

Along the way, you’ll rescue three other robots, each of whom helps bring part of the factory back to life. The journey takes you through several interconnected industrial areas, with a story told through the environment, machinery and the robots themselves.

There’s no combat. Checkpoints help you recover from falls, and optional hints are available if you get stuck.

Play Scrapheart free in your browser or download it for Windows

Keyboard, mouse and gamepad supported. No download required for the browser version.

I’d love to hear which machinery interaction you enjoyed most, and whether any part of the factory felt confusing or difficult to navigate.

Hi everyone! I’ve released Stamp, a small browser puzzle game about printing pictures with an inked wooden block.

Every roll brings a different face onto the paper. Load faces with ink, wash away colours you don’t need, and overprint to create new colours—all while keeping the sheet free of smudges.

There are 17 puzzles across three seasons, leading to three finished artworks: Tulips, Parasol and Sunset. Your prints stay in a collection you can revisit.

There’s no timer, undo is unlimited, and optional hints work from your current position. If you enjoy finding a tighter solution, each puzzle also has an Ace to aim for.

Play Stamp free in your browser

Keyboard and mouse supported. No download required.

I’d love to hear which puzzle you enjoyed most, and where anything felt confusing.