Arcade downhill / explorationCore feel in progress
Signal Coast BMX
A fast, tactile downhill BMX game about reading the line, holding the landing and finding a little style in the space between.
Independent games / playable ideas
Games with a point of view.
By JTT Games is the dedicated home for playable experiments, game development logs and worlds built with a clear reason to exist.
Current slate
Three different ways to play.
Each game page states the build truth, the current focus and the next useful step. Follow the work without guessing what is actually ready.
Medieval slasher / combatCombat direction in progress
Iron Rain: Siege of Blackstone
A brutal medieval slasher about weight, timing and the cost of standing in the wrong place when the gates open.
Idle RPG / systems experimentPublic web build — last verified 2026-08-10
Neon Legends
A living systems experiment about progression, atmosphere and what makes a small RPG loop worth returning to.
The method
Build the loop. Play the loop. Then listen.
01
Feel before scale
One good route, encounter or decision is more informative than a wide unfinished world.
02
Readable before loud
Style should help the player understand movement, threat and consequence.
03
Evidence before hype
Development notes show what changed and what still needs to be proven.
Journal / devlogs / field notes
What changed in the build.
AI-assisted game development, animation, systems, feel and the decisions between the screenshots.
Signal Coast BMX6 min
Building a Cel-Shaded BMX Game: Feel Before Features
A development log about downhill readability, landing feedback and finding a visual style that serves the ride.
Read journal →Iron Rain7 min
Medieval Melee: Weight, Timing and the Readable Hit
Notes from shaping a medieval slasher around clear intent, impact and recovery instead of animation noise.
Read journal →AI game development8 min
“Claude of Duty”: What AI Changes in Game Development
A grounded field note on the viral shorthand around AI-made games, what agents change and what still belongs to the developer.
Read journal →Process6 min
The Gauntlet Loop for Game Development
A fresh-context review loop for turning a playable prototype into a clearer, more reliable game surface.
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