Games like The Games We Wrote

Flying Games is a collection of 8 short RPGs (and an editorial) based around themes of consent, weather patterns, dreams, and (of course) flight. These games aren't intended to be played. That's never been their purpose. Instead, like most games you'll read, the purpose is to imagine your relationship with them. These games are an invitation, to imagine impossible things. Will you accept? Flying…

Games for Lost People is a collection of nine short, 1 page RPGs I've written over the past year. These are games in a traditional sense, in that most of them can be played to various ends, however they also function as short poems about mental illness, queerness, and recovery. I've included a screencap of the Table of Contents. This is a very personal project, and my hope is that this product can…

In quarantine, the days feel like months and the weeks feel like hours. Fever Games is a collection of somewhere between 14 and 33 games about the crushing weight of surviving in times like these. They are reflections on the past and desperate demands from the future. These games aren't meant to be played, and I would never wish their playing onto anyone. I have played these games. CWs within the …

Games For The Breakdown is a collection of ten short, 1 page RPGs, many of which can't or shouldn't be played. Or rather, Games For The Breakdown is a collection of poems that are also games, that challenge both what it means to be poetry and what it means to be games. The collection is aptly named—these are games intended for when collapse occurs.  Games For The Breakdown is the second zine in th…

Love After Death is a mature slice-of-life romance visual novel exploring healing, love, and new beginnings. After overcoming a painful past, you now enjoy a peaceful life with your devoted partner, loyal friends, and unexpected companions—but beneath the calm, unsettling questions arise. The story delves into deep emotional themes alongside intimate, optional content.

"Dreamy Planet" is a narrative-driven game about Haruka and Shiina, two friends reunited after five years apart. They visit their old favorite theme park, Dreamy Planet, which has fallen into disrepair since its closure. As they explore, they reminisce about their past and work to mend their broken friendship. The game explores themes of friendship, depression, and healing.

LynxZine is a monthly digital magazine created by Hasalynx Games, offered for free to fans of Hasalynx Games and those interested in the studio. Get to know Hasalynx Games better by downloading your free copy of LynxZine today, or browse the collection of all published LynxZine issues! Who will enjoy reading LynxZine?: LynxZine is tailored for enthusiasts of dating sim novels, romance, self-care,…

Louder Than Words tells a dramatic coming of age story, following Teijo's path as he enters the adult world and faces its different hurdles, as well as the innocent relationships at school, which soon turn to serious commitments later in life.

"Trinoline" is a visual novel that explores the relationship between humans and androids in a world where they coexist. The game follows Shun Nanami as he meets an android who looks identical to his deceased sister, leading to a story filled with romance and drama. With multiple endings, hundreds of CGs, and a soundtrack with over 50 unique songs, players can expect approximately 30+ hours of average reading time.

"Hate Plus" is a visual novel sequel to "Analogue: A Hate Story" where you investigate a generation ship's regressive past with a spunky AI sidekick. Uncover the disturbing political program that caused the ship's Neo-Confucian society to revert to Joseon Dynasty social norms. This game explores themes of transhumanism, cosplay, and the loss of freedoms, allowing both new and returning players to dive in.