Games built with Exekite — playable right now
These are finished games our team built with Exekite, free to play in the Exekite Gaming Hub. Pick one and it opens straight on its game page — no download, no card.
Tumbleworks
A ball of clay rolling down a workshop bench. Everything you roll over sticks to you, every gram makes you stronger and clumsier, and the last gate always wants you small.
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Ricochet Protocol
One bouncing slug, and it hurts you too — every shot comes back
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One More Hop
One button, one arc — and the platforms you land on come back as ghosts to stand on next run
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Longshot
One shot per hole — but instead of aiming better, you may reshape the terrain
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Underlight
Your torch is your light, your health and your money — one bar doing three jobs, and it is always going down.
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The Hollow
The thing hunting you is blind. It hunts sound - your footsteps, your flashlight's click, your breathing when you sprint.
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Resonance Hall
You conduct, and the concert hall builds itself out of the music — how cleanly you trace each gesture is how solidly that pillar or arch stands, and the ones you miss stay missing.
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Reliquary
Your spells are relics that shatter permanently when used. The strongest one in the cathedral has a single use — power here is a consumable, not a stat.
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Prospect
Every guard is blind to exactly one colour, and that colour is the only thing you can hide in — so cover is never cover, it is cover from one specific person.
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Parallax Vault
If two edges look like they touch from where you are standing, they are touching — a bridge forms in the gap, and it holds only while you keep the angle.
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Longlight
Seven walks to the lighthouse, and each one is shorter than the last
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Ironhold
Every order takes one to three turns to arrive, and both armies can see each other's on the way
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Greenhouse
You cannot plant or water anything. You have shears — and every branch you cut hands its share of the plant's growth energy to whatever is left.
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Foldspace
You cannot jump far. Grab a crease and hinge a whole section of the level in real time — the ledge you could not reach folds down to meet you.
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Coldstack
Ten hostiles, four weapons, one 3:00 clock — an FPS about recoil, spread and the reload you started
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Clashline
Trade blows on the same frame and neither lands — but the floor between you does not survive it
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Circuit Nine
A 128 BPM circuit: the corners are its bars, and a boost pad only fires if you cross it on the beat
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Cairnfall
You dig the dungeon yourself, and every block you take weakens the ceiling above you
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Ashfall
The ash never stops falling. Dig out your shelter, your well, your crops — and choose what to let it bury.
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Voidline
Your ship has no gun. You tether the debris and swing it.
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Tidewater
The tide floods half your buildable land every six turns, so every village has to be two villages
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Threadbare
You are a doll, and the only crafting material is your own stuffing -- building costs you, permanently
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Tessera
You rotate the board, not the pieces — and then you watch everything fall.
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Signal Rot
Nine camera feeds and one terminal. The thing in the facility steers away from whichever feed you are watching — so it walks through the rooms you stopped checking.
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Panelbreak
The comic panels are the arena, and knocking someone through a panel border is the ring-out.
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Lampblack
You are a blot of ink, and the guards see contrast — so you can only hide on the drawing's own dark lines.
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Inkfall
You solve the puzzles by erasing the drawing — and the ink is finite and never comes back.
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Glowfall
Light is the only solid ground. Throw the lantern to build a path — and stand on nothing while it flies.
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Glitchstep
There is no health bar — missing a beat corrupts the game's own rendering, and failure is something you watch happen to the picture
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Emberwood
Time only moves when you travel, and you get twelve journeys. Every request you don't reach in time closes for good.
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Dustline
Your tyre tracks stay in the dust. The line you pack on lap one is grip by lap two and a rut by lap five — and a rut is the fastest thing on the course, if you meant to be in it.
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Chalkline
Draw the play in chalk. Your five players run it exactly as drawn — including your mistakes.
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Bulwark
There is no build menu — you draw your towers as blueprint lines, and ink is the only currency
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In the catalogue right now: 2.5D fighter · Arcade roller · Arena shooter · Colour-logic stealth · Endless arcade climber · Fighting · First-person grid crawler · First-person perspective puzzle · First-person shooter · Horror / Survival · Minigolf puzzle · Point-and-click adventure · Precision platformer · Pruning simulation · Puzzle · Puzzle platformer · Quiet narrative walk · Rhythm · Rhythm conductor · Rhythm racer · Roguelike · Simulation / management · Space Shooter · Sports tactics · Stealth · Surveillance horror · Survival / crafting · Survival crafting · Top-down fantasy RPG · Top-down rally · Tower defence · Turn-based strategy · Voxel dig roguelike.
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