Scale Without Limits
Sixteen games, a manga and a book series. One person makes all of them, which is why they take as long as they do and why nothing here has a release date on it.
The artwork and the music are made with AI tools. The ideas, the stories, the rules of every game and the decisions about what stays in are mine. That is said here, in every game, and on every store page, because you should know it before you decide rather than after.
On itch.io, each with its own page. All of them on itch.io
A business management sim. You start with four hundred dollars and your uncle's van, and build it into a company. The bills arrive every month and never take anything away from you.
A first-person souls-like where everything you fight is a piece of paper standing up. They crease, they tear, and getting behind one is half the fight. 16 weapons, 6 spells, 8 bosses and six endings.
A monster collector where you catch creatures by photographing their souls. A sharp photo is a strong soul, and the instant photos are your battle cards. 174 animatids, 10 places, 10 photographers to beat.
A pixel-art life sim. Your parents are away; you have their house, a farm and the family shop. By night the old town past the wall is full of monsters.
An open-world arcade racer with a PS1 look. Barns to smash through, 10 runs to the ending, and 2 to 4 player split-screen.
These are done. They go out one at a time, spaced apart, so each one gets looked at properly instead of all of them getting looked at for a day.
A 2D isometric bounty hunter across five planets, with co-op for up to five players. 8 pilots, 7 kinds of bounty, 14 guns in 5 rarities.
A text RPG. Nuya has two worlds and a wall between them: the Old Realm of knights, hedge magic and revolvers, and DartMourn, a city of towers, neon and augments.
Psychological horror at a 1997 computer you bought at an estate sale. Read the dead owner's files, and slowly realise the AI on his drive is trying to convince you that you are the AI. Ten endings.
Dec Bones is a private eye who is a literal ghost. He hunts the ten members of the Laughing Fit, levels their base, and finds a vault of criminal money he keeps to fund a hero team.
The full game two. The team forms. About three and a half hours of anime noir in the city of Dyrein.
The prequel, set in Drill Town twelve years earlier: Dec, his friend Slashed, and a guitar named Ghost.
Four corrupt businesspeople buy up the half-abandoned city from under the people living in it. 84 chapters and 10 side cases.
Game five. The new cyberpunk side of the city, colour-coded districts, and a villain who is still in charge at the end.
A late-night radio DJ in a fog town where everyone is asleep. Take the callers' calls, play Ghost's songs as rhythm stages to keep their dreams calm, and work out why the clock never moves past 3:12. 12 nights, 250 songs in the Crate.
The gate warden of Gravenhold, the last safe city, while the Ashblight burns the farms. Check papers, wax seals, blood and relics; let the right people in. 20 days, 6 endings, and a pet you name yourself.
A computer that doesn't exist - the one this laptop is wearing. Buy old things cheap, fill your shelves, sell the rest for more.
Books · reading now · free
A serialised science fiction world with its own radio stations. Nothing is behind a login. Nothing is behind money. There is no newsletter.
Read it at aura-36.pages.dev
Manga · in progress · free
A street racer with no licence and no face. He never speaks and he is never shown thinking, except twice, both times because somebody helped him.
Chapter one is finished and it's here to read. There is no date on the rest, because I would rather say that than miss one I promised you.
Everything here that is free stays free. Support is on Patreon and it unlocks nothing at all - it is there for people who want to pay for something they have already had.
The Discord is where I talk about what's being made while it's being made.
If you get through any of it, come back and tell me where you got bored. That is worth more to me than a good review.
— Ghost