MMN – Home of things that

Hi, this is a collection of things I’ve created over the years.

Games

Flipping Two Minutes is a flipping match 3 game.
Down the Oubliette is a dungeon crawler for people who like tower defense games.
Sketch, Share, Solve is the nonogram game for Playdate.
Quood is a color matching game inspired by Quod.
Donut Snake is a casual puzzle game for mobile devices but also playable on PC.
Mini Tetris is an attempt to make a Tetris clone that’s as small as possible. With the help of friends I got it down to 509 bytes.
Descent to Madness is a dungeon crawler created for 1 bit jam which allowed only a 1x1 pixel output with only two colors.
quoDS is a Nintendo DS homebrew game based on gQuod.

Tools

Mcworldtrim is a tool for Minecraft world management. If your server is overflowing with chunks that nobody visits but you don’t want to delete manually, this will help.
I don’t run a server anymore so it’s been untested in Minecraft versions after 1.8.

JS1k

JS1k is a JavaScript code golfing competition with a 1024b limit. I’ve entered a few demos over the years. Most are games and all are interactive.

Screenshot of the “Leap of Faith” demo showing a wizard in front of a tower.

2017 – Leap of Faith
2016 – Firewatch
2015 – Evolution of Hype (with @raurir)
2014 – Parallel 2048
2013 – Winter Wrap Up
2013 – Simple Sequencer
2012 – Chime Hero
2012 – Heart Attack
2011 – The Orion Trail
2011 – Spider Solitaire
2011 – Puzzle Bobble Clone
2010 – Xmas Hanjie
2010 – Xmas Puzzle
2010 – 1k Turismo
2010 – Same Game

JS13kGames

JS13kGames is a JavaScript game development competition with a 13kb limit. That’s enough to not have to golf the code but not enough to use an existing framework.

Screenshot of the “Pirates of the Glitchy Sea” game showing a ship on an isometric sea.

Minecraft

Screenshot of the “Faster than Minecarts” map showing a planet and a spaceship.

Faster than Minecarts is a Minecraft adventure map created within 33 hours for the 4th Mod Jam. Therefor it’s a bit on the shorter side but it has space travel!

Screenshot of a computer in Minecraft; lots of wires.

I once built a programmable computer in Minecraft. Programs are written in Brainfuck and stored by naming villagers.

Random

My GitHub profile contains a random collection of projects in various states. The interesting ones are also mentioned above but feel free to browse.
Once upon a time I bought a Nintendo DS to make music and then I did. If you’ve been to Vnlla – one of three Minecraft servers I’ve created – you may know it already. 🙂
A long time ago we made music together. Unfortunately, it ended too soon. RIP, you are dearly missed.