@shiccup
I make games.And I'll put whatever you want on just about anything.
29 games · all free
The games
Free, in the browser, no install. Some are finished and some obviously aren't — the version number says which.
Newest update
Swish Hockey
Early play-test of 3-on-3 arcade hockey: skate, bank passes off the boards, shoot hard, and lay out the other team.
Swish Golf (early)
Early play-test of claymation golf: an 18-hole clay course full of wildlife, four clay golfers, all 14 clubs, and a little clay ball that dents the ground wherever it lands.
FlatHead Summer: Tokyo
Summer 1989 in Tokyo. Buy a tired car from the classifieds, rebuild and kit it in your uncle's shop, then race for cash and pink slips on the pier, in the city and on the pass. In English or Japanese.
ChipForge
Run a one-person machine shop: saw the bar, then mill, turn, drill, contour-saw or grind it by hand on real-size 3D machines, and measure it to the tenth.
Mixed Media (early)
A 2D fighting game where every fighter is a different art style. All eight are painted now: Kiln and Sakuga in every move, the other six standing and walking.
DressForge
Cozy 3D tailoring & dressmaking atelier. Cut patterns, pin seams on the 3D dress form, and sew custom royal gowns.
Stall Street (early)
Early play-test: run one little table at a 1980s small-town swap meet and grow it from 1 to 100, until you own the whole market. Cute on the outside, cutthroat underneath.
Cap · Tee
The shop
Made to order, ships in 1–2 weeks. What you see in the preview is what gets made.
The Tee
Art you can wear out of the house.
from$20shipping included
@shiccup
Who's making this
I make games and I put things on the internet, and people kept asking where to get the stuff I wear. So I built the shop I wanted to buy from: type your words, watch the actual stitching appear, order the thing. No clip-art gallery, no twelve-step wizard, no design that looks nothing like the preview.
- Real embroidery, not a heat-pressed sticker.
- The preview is the product — same engine renders both.
- Made to order, so nothing sits in a warehouse.
