Games

Independently developed games.

Corporate Fury is a needlessly violent and profane fighter with RPG elements (story, open-world exploration, upgrades, items), midgets, and shitting dogs. It was originally released in 2010, running at a solid 30 frames per second on first-generation iOS devices.

Nearly a decade later, I released Corporate Fury: Capitalist Corruption Edition for Windows. It's completely free, as opposed to the usual free-to-play bullshit we see these days. I like to think of it as my personal hate letter to the corrupt global capitalism that helps enslave most of us, so please enjoy it in your spare time as you continue to throw most of your waking life away in service to a grotesque hierarchy of wealth!

There's a video showing some of the new Windows port features here, and you can download the original iOS release trailer here.


AVALANCHE is a free Final Fantasy VII fan-game that I started back in late 2007. It features thirdperson action with RPG-like stat/inventory mechanics. This project is no longer being updated.

A short space shooter, featuring a now-dated version of the same R-Cube Engine featured in AVALANCHE. After a firstperson prelude, the action takes place in a topdown shooter setting. None of it makes any sense, and it will hurt you. It's also playable over Internet/LAN via TCP/IP with up to 16 players.


OpenGL Triple Triad, which uses the original Final Fantasy VIII PSX game assets to run straight off the CD. Supports online play against others via TCP/IP. All the rules from Triple Triad are there, and you can toggle them on and off as you please before you start a game.

An ancient DirectDraw game. It's terrible. Players use hatchets and try to hack at bears with them to earn points. Supports custom maps and multiplayer via TCP/IP.

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