AU-TECH / game factory
One living catalog from game idea to final verdict. See what survived GDD audit and market review, what became playable, and what we deliberately chose not to build.
The whole factory
Presentation-ready ideas and playable prototypes share one evidence trail. Open a card for its design package, or jump straight into anything playable.
Prototype live
Drag one live rail switch to route a parade of toy trains through a tiny yard, while every committed route closes one lane and changes the next safe choice.
Art Bible complete
Rotate the rings of a living pond to leave short-lived currents behind, then use those fading wakes to carry every seed-drop into bloom.
Prototype live
Swap chunky weights across a hanging sculpture in the right physical order, opening the hooks you need until every beam clicks into its pictured target pose.
Learning captured
Draw one wind ribbon through a moonlit garden; every ribbon you commit pulses again on each later turn, so guiding the next seed means composing with all the currents you already created.
Art Bible complete
Fold a storm-tossed paper sea so lantern boats overlap safe harbors, while every crease permanently changes the map available for the next rescue.
Prototype live
Flip a tiny comet's orbit direction to approach crystal blooms from their marked polarity; every successful bloom rotates the shared hazard field before the next catch.
Concept revise
Tap a free arrow, then rotate the entire board one quarter-turn before the next tap.
Prototype live
Tap a free arrow off a flat 2D board; every successful release removes exactly one arrow and advances one shared compass exactly one quarter-turn, rotating the effective direction of every remaining arrow; blocked taps neither remove nor rotate.
Prototype live
Flip layered circuit panels; every flip changes both physical access and electrical routing.
Prototype live
Draw a route through a changing grid, then commit the signal and watch each phase gate accept or reject the path on its arrival beat.
Idea rejected
Sort fasteners to assemble a growing mechanical garden across short daily boards.
Idea rejected
Release color-coded screw-pins in the right order to restore tiny botanical machines that bloom when solved.
Concept revise
Disassemble and repair friendly household mechanisms using a visible 2D dependency graph.
