Satire

武器はキーボードと、本物の Linux コマンドだけ。前任者が去ったブラック企業で「たった 1 人の情シス」になったあなたが、隠蔽体質と巨大サイバー攻撃を止める、インシデント対応アドベンチャー。

On a summer night in 1947, an unexplained light lit up the sky outside Roswell. That same night, the younger sister of a teenager named Tom Wilson disappeared from their home. Where exactly was the mysterious voice guiding him trying to lead him?

Onion Voting Simulator 3D is an action-packed walking sim where you perform America's most taboo act: Voting. It’s Election Day and your choice could change the country's fate! But it won’t be easy: Resist the allure of staying home! Explore a school gym! And don’t get lost, because Hell is real!

You start with $100 and a line of credit. Trade, borrow, bribe, and gamble your way up until you own everything. An incremental finance sim where the debt can be your best friend or worst enemy.

The night martial law was declared, you sit at the desk those orders crossed. Route the orders, draw up the paperwork, make sure nothing is written down. That night, martial law was stopped by a vote in the National Assembly. How often it nearly wasn't, you'll find out when you play.

Welcome to the Show is a first-person survival puzzle game set inside a deadly televised game show. Solve puzzles, meet your quotas, and survive 7 increasingly dangerous floors while keeping the audience entertained. Play it too safe and the Host might decide to make things more interesting.

Roll dice around a board, build houses and data centers, string MCP links between them, and grow a tiny model from the text era all the way to AGI. Every level is an eval day, and there is no score cap. The investors didn't understand your pitch deck. They funded you anyway.

Rip trading-card packs live, from a bedroom with 3 viewers to a stream watched by all 8.2 billion humans. Tear, flip, slow roll, pray for the holo. Then hire co-hosts, run 16 feeds and a rip factory, print your own card game. A pixel-art incremental with a real ending.

Start broke. Work terrible jobs. Put that cash to work in real estate, businesses, stocks, acquisitions, and crypto until working for money becomes somebody else's problem. The numbers are exaggerated. The financial logic underneath them isn't.