Made-Sick · Reliable resources
Explore resources, source information and creator-consent boundaries.
Visit the Made-Sick directory →Creative studio · Accessible by design · Built in public
One clear way into Loptr Lab's connected projects. Find reliable resources, learn and collaborate, or explore original games and creative work. Every destination keeps its own purpose and source of truth.
01 · Creator care & economic agency
Made-Sick is our resource-discovery home. Find evidence-labeled resources and creator-owned stories. PIXIE helps with preparing enquiries, organizing work and returning to it; these are separate functions, not another directory.
Explore resources, source information and creator-consent boundaries.
Visit the Made-Sick directory →Creative and rights-aware learning about ownership, agreements and professional relationships.
Explore 50 Ways →02 · Capability and contribution
Learn production skills and select a bounded contribution. GitHub is the shared record for accepted development work.
Open Training →Understand project context, prepare work, and resume with an explicit checkpoint. Product features and access vary by release.
View the existing PIXIE guide →03 · Original experiences
Turn-based game development and local recovery. Computer play and accessibility acceptance have separate status.
See Duet's current state →An experimental browser prototype and creative development record. Not a completed commercial release.
Explore the prototype →Violet's Revenge, narrative research and other distinct works retain their own histories and authorship.
Explore Violet’s Revenge → Explore Story Lab → Explore narrative research →04 · Evidence and accountability
AI helped us build prototypes and tests quickly, but also created avoidable coordination work. Our October 2026 retrospective documents outputs, fragmented navigation, source-control problems, and a more accountable owner-led process. Cost comparisons are estimates, not audited savings.
Progress, failures, illustrative costs and the limitations of our evidence.
Read the accountability case study →Project responsibilities, release boundaries, consent, source ownership and contributor expectations.
Read the canonical architecture →Links do not imply shared sign-in, transferred drafts, partnership or endorsement. Features under test are not presented as completed services. The site is a clear navigation entrance, not a second resource directory.