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Yin/Yang:
A revolving fractaline yin/yang.
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Wayfarer:
A developing Roguelike written in Processing: an attempt to fuse old-school chunkstyle 2D graphics with 3D perspective.
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Crystal Cave:
My entry in the Ludum Dare 15 48-hour game competition. Fly through a twisting cave, avoiding red crystals and collecting white ones. Each level gets faster.
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Chi-Town:
A random city generator, in the style of an illustration by Chi Birmingham.
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GALEX:
A frenetic arcade-style vertical-scrolling outer-space shootemup.
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Dalex:
A fairly faithful remake of the classic computer game "Daleks." Escape growing hordes of evil robots by luring them into collisions.
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Petri:
A virtual petri-dish: drop food and microbes, and watch them eat and grow. Soon: mitosis, and some different microbe types and interactions.
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Match Them Tiles:
A tile-matching puzzle game. Drag and rotate the colored tiles to make a nice square. Seems simple enough until you get to the last tile (as shown).
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TetrUS: The towers never stop falling:
Tetris requires no introduction. But then, this isn't Tetris. It's TetrUS. Tetris was made by communists (the blocks work together or perish), while TetrUS is 100% propaganda-free. Now with high score list!
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A Bluish Dungeon Crawl:
This thing will get a proper name when it comes of age. For now, feel free to take a look around and offer suggestions...
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Globe 2:
This new version of Globe (below) does not resemble Legos.
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Globe 1:
This ocean in a teardrop is generated by Perlin noise. It's fun to fly around for now, and I'm thinking of adding ships and maybe some high-seas-adventure.
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Biplane Dogfight:
There's a dogfight on. Up there among the peculiar oval clouds.
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Jellyfish Lathe:
Just the thing for rendering that elusive minaret, onion dome, cnidarian, or anything else that's radially symmetrical.
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Brix:
Chances are you've seen this before. It's a game, of sorts. Low replay value. Maybe the code will lead to something else.
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Mandelbrot Explorer:
Spelunk in the colossal caves formed along the edges of the Mandelbrot Set! Includes a gallery of images.
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Lace:
Recursive circles form complex patterns. Sierpinski lives here, and there are traces of the Alhambra.
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Asymptote - Fractal:
A simple fractal. For each height (y) there are (y) lines, evenly spaced. Many nested aysmptotic curves appear!
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Seeds:
Simple little rooty things.
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