Drift District
Drift compact urban circuits, chain slides and earn reputation through style and speed.
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Original games, editable sourceDesigned and built in-house, delivered as the full TypeScript project, not a compiled build.
Clear commercial licensesStandard for your own project, Extended for client work and portals. Final terms are published before sales open.
Setup documentationEvery package includes a README with install, build and deploy steps.
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Yarn Bloom
Pull colored yarn strands from tangled objects and route them into matching spools to reveal knitted art.
Pocket Tower Defense
Defend compact lanes with repositionable towers and elemental combinations.
Liquid Lab
Pour layered liquids between tubes until each vessel contains a single formula or valid compound.
Mini Mart Empire
Start with one shelf and checkout, restock products, serve shoppers and expand into a busy supermarket.
Neon Survivor
Survive enemy swarms while auto-attacking; choose one of three upgrades at each level-up to create emergent builds.
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Every category below lists games whose source package passed the clean-room build, ready to license today.
Puzzle games
18 games ready to license
Yarn Bloom
Pull colored yarn strands from tangled objects and route them into matching spools to reveal knitted art.
Liquid Lab
Pour layered liquids between tubes until each vessel contains a single formula or valid compound.
Neon Conveyor Sort
Route moving packages through junctions so each reaches its matching bay.
Screwscape Workshop
Remove screws in the correct order so layered mechanical parts fall away without overfilling limited screw trays.
Action games
9 games ready to license
Neon Survivor
Survive enemy swarms while auto-attacking; choose one of three upgrades at each level-up to create emergent builds.
Spellstorm Arena
Survive magical arenas and combine elemental spells into powerful synergies.
Mini Royale
Sixteen toy fighters drop onto a tiny island, grab simple gear and survive as the safe zone rapidly contracts.
Rooftop Parkour
Maintain speed through a city by vaulting, jumping, sliding and wall-running across rooftops.
Simulation games
8 games ready to license
Mini Mart Empire
Start with one shelf and checkout, restock products, serve shoppers and expand into a busy supermarket.
Tiny Hotel Manager
Operate a tiny hotel by checking in guests, cleaning rooms and expanding services.
Merge Café Story
Merge ingredients into drinks and desserts, fulfill customer orders and restore a rundown café.
Airport Flow
Optimize passenger flow through check-in, security, baggage, gates and aircraft turnaround.
Merge games
6 games ready to license
Hexa Garden Stack
Place colored hex stacks so matching petals consolidate and bloom into complete flowers.
Pocket Planet Merge
Merge celestial bodies from rocks to exotic planets and build a living miniature solar system.
Dino Hatchery Merge
Merge eggs and juveniles into increasingly rare dinosaurs, then watch them populate habitats.
Island Craft Merge
Merge raw materials into tools and structures to restore an abandoned tropical island.
Strategy games
6 games ready to license
Pocket Tower Defense
Defend compact lanes with repositionable towers and elemental combinations.
Card Combo Rogue
Build a temporary deck during each run and exploit tag-based synergies across fire, machine, nature, magic and poison cards.
Hex Kingdoms
Expand across a compact hex map, gather resources, capture towns and outmaneuver AI kingdoms.
Train Defense
Mount and rearrange weapons on train carriages while crossing enemy territory.
Racing games
5 games ready to license
Drift District
Drift compact urban circuits, chain slides and earn reputation through style and speed.
Delivery Dash 3D
Choose profitable delivery routes through a compact open city before the shift timer expires.
Traffic Thread
Weave through dense highway traffic; near misses fill boost and multiply score.
Hill Hauler
Transport fragile cargo across rough terrain without tipping the vehicle or losing the load.
Sports games
2 games ready to license
Color Rail Jam
Board colourful commuters onto matching metro trains without letting the platform overflow.
Penalty Clash
Fast tournament shootouts: swipe to shoot with power and curl, then read the taker and dive to save.
Other games
1 game ready to license
Stack & Balance
Stack irregular everyday objects on constrained platforms without collapsing the structure.
Know what is inside your game package
Each download is the complete project for one game, plus the shared code it depends on, so it installs and builds without our repository.
077-pocket-tower-defense-1.0.0/ ├─ README.md setup: install, build, test, deploy ├─ THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md 4 third-party licences ├─ SOURCE_MANIFEST.json every file with its checksum ├─ package.json · pnpm-lock.yaml ├─ games/077-pocket-tower-defense/ │ ├─ src/ TypeScript source │ ├─ data/ levels, balance, content (JSON) │ ├─ public/ tests/ │ └─ README.md ASSETS.md └─ packages/ 10 shared packages it uses
The source project and its build setup
TypeScript source, game data, tests and a lockfile. Run pnpm build to produce the static production build you deploy; the ZIP holds the source, not a prebuilt copy.
Assets and notices, documented
Each game's ASSETS.md says where every asset comes from. Some games draw their art and generate their sound in code, so they ship no layered art or audio files to edit. Third-party licences are listed in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.
Checked before it's sold
55 games' packages have passed the clean-room check: unpacked on their own, installed from the lockfile, built, typechecked and tested.
Example: rebalance Pocket Tower Defense
Tower costs and stats live in data/towers.json. Change the Bolt tower's cost or damage, rebuild, and the game uses the new values without touching engine code.
Read the setup documentationChoose the license for your project
Two one-time licenses per game. Pick by how the game will be used; the comparison page explains each one.
Building your own game or product?
Standard covers one end product, yours or one named client's, with monetization allowed.
Making games for clients?
Extended covers up to 5 end products, including handing the source over for each client's own product.
Running your own game portal?
Extended also covers running the game on up to 3 portal domains your company owns.
License terms are drafts until they are approved. The exact terms and price are shown before you pay.
From purchase to your next project
Choose a game and license
Check the product page (demo, package contents, requirements, known limitations), then add the license that fits your project to your cart.
Check out and get your package
Pay on the payment provider's hosted checkout. Your library unlocks the source ZIP once the provider confirms the payment; some payment methods take longer to confirm.
Customize and deploy
Follow the included README to install and build, change content and branding, then deploy the static build to your hosting.
You'll need working knowledge of TypeScript and a Node.js toolchain. Ads, analytics and backend services are not built in; you connect your own.
Questions before you buy
What files are included?
The complete project for one game: its TypeScript source, data files and tests, the shared packages it depends on, a lockfile, a README with setup steps, a manifest of every file with its checksum, and the third-party notices. You produce the production build with one command. Each product page lists its package's exact contents.
What does “original” mean?
Each game is designed and built in-house: its code, levels, art and sound were made for it, not reskinned from a purchased template or asset pack. The only third-party parts are open-source libraries and openly licensed fonts, listed in the game's ASSETS.md and notices. The genres themselves are familiar ones. A game carries the Original label once staff have reviewed its current release.
Which tools and coding skills do I need?
Node.js 22.18 or newer and pnpm. Changing content and balance is mostly editing data files; deeper changes need TypeScript and web game development experience. The games use Phaser 4 (2D) or Three.js (3D), with the exact version on each product page.
Can I customize the game?
Yes, within your license scope: rename, reskin, rebalance and change content. Many games keep content and balance in JSON data files. Some generate their art and sound in code, so there are no layered art source files; each game's ASSETS.md says where its assets come from.
Which license fits client work or a game portal?
Extended. Standard covers one end product, yours or one client's. Extended covers up to 5 end products, including client work with source handoff, or up to 3 game portals your company owns. The licensing page compares them. The terms are drafts until sales open, so read the license text shown before you pay.
How does download access work after purchase?
Access is granted only after the payment provider confirms your payment; some payment methods confirm later than others. Your library then shows the source ZIP, documentation and license record. Each download uses a short-lived private link.
What support and updates are included?
Under the draft terms, both licenses include 12 months of updates and 6 months of integration support. The terms are still being finalized; each product page and the checkout state them before you pay.
What if the package does not work as described?
Before a release can be sold, its ZIP must pass a clean-room check: unpacked on its own, it has to install, build, typecheck and pass its tests. If a package still doesn't work as described, contact support from your library. The refund policy is being finalized and is published before sales open.
Which devices and languages does each game support?
It differs per game. Each product page lists the controls (touch, mouse, keyboard, gamepad), screen orientation and the languages included in the game itself, separate from the store's language.
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