Lacewraith makes lace a vessel for the dead
A gothic action RPG from Pricked Pattern Games, coming to PC and PlayStation 5, built around a city where lace holds souls.
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Lancaster Sound Labs: Field Lab
An iPhone sound instrument that turns field recordings into material for ambient sound design.
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Larkin Losses: a counter waiting at $0
An interactive tally estimates how much Detroit Red Wings player Dylan Larkin would forfeit if the team stops paying him.
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Ibadan Food Security Network: “Nobody’s name on the door”
An operating plan for a food-distribution pilot in Ibadan, built around shared ownership and explicit safeguards.
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Layerly’s screen-print separation bench
Layerly turns an image into screen-print layers, with controls for inks, halftones, print setup, and film output.
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LeadPipesCheck: Does Your House Have a Lead Pipe?
A public lookup and home-inspection guide for checking lead measurements reported by water utilities and identifying your own service-line material.
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Bramblewood’s Beaver Has a Job, a Social Circle, and a Restless Streak
Bramblewood is a daily-recorded animal town, following Gus, a beaver who woke by the river with no memory.
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Look Up and Down maps the sky—and the far side of Earth
A free browser-based phone tool shows the sky in the direction you point, or maps the countries and oceans on the other side of Earth.
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Materials Science Room: a Japanese study toolkit
A Japanese-language materials-science learning site with explained quizzes, calculation practice, reference material and subject-specific tools.
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Mobile DFIR, documented down to the limits
An independent directory and knowledge base of mobile and device forensics tools, with search, comparison, guides, and source-linked capability notes.
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Nostrdex’s live index of Nostr infrastructure
A public directory and JSON API for tested Nostr relays and Blossom media servers, with uptime, latency, protocol-support, and upload data.
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Phasemap, the stereo-mix meter
A free, open-source audio plugin that visualizes phase cancellation by frequency band and measures loudness.
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OBSIDGRID: evacuating a city one lava row at a time
An early reveal for a tactical RPG where crews must evacuate a volcanic city across a seven-sector grid as the lava advances.
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Bent & Co. turns Universal Paperclips into a 3D workshop
A playable 3D paperclip factory built around the original Universal Paperclips rules.
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Orchidmarch gives its walking orchids a field journal
A fictional open-world RPG concept set in a cloud forest, where two characters track migrating orchids and record what they find.
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Peptide Arcana: a 152-card peptide tarot
An interactive, tarot-shaped guide to what peptides do, where they act, and whether they are FDA approved.
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PetGoblin’s Goblin-Care Tycoon
A forthcoming dark-comedy creature-care game asks players to adopt goblins, manage their lives, and live with the consequences.
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Philippines Robotics Club: build a robot, then make it fight
A free robotics course for children in the Philippines combines electronics, coding, and English with hands-on robot building.
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Pirouelle: a ballet-horror RPG
A turn-based RPG set in an 1894 ballet theatre, where players answer ghostly cues with ballet positions.
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Poor Penny, the AI with an open ledger
A fictional AI character keeps a diary, shows a business ledger, and offers small human-reviewed jobs.
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Possible States: Comparative Politics Simulations
A free collection of comparative-politics simulations, teaching guides, and research activities for exploring how political rules shape outcomes.
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Reefmarrow: A City Growing Through a Dead God
A closed-beta biopunk soulslike set in a city built through the skeleton of a dead sea god.
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Reliefborn: Nine Valleys, One Blank God
An official site for a mythological action RPG where gods and armor are shaped by striking bronze from behind.
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Rig tests whether coding-agent changes actually help
A free, open-source local app compares coding tasks with and without a change to an agent, then reports the difference with a 95% interval.