Built at home. Played together.

Our family arcade,
open for game night.

Spaceships, mazes, tactical battles, cartoon butts, and games that can see you move. Everything here was made by Greg and the kids.

The library

Pick your next adventure

Space roguelite · 1–4 players

Astro Bro

Build ridiculous weapon combos and hold the arena together when the galaxy gets crowded.

Simultaneous artillery · 1–4 players

Butts

Plan every move, lock in the chaos, then watch all the attacks collide on one shared timeline.

Tower defense · PVP / PVE

Tower Defense

Build a maze, fortify your half, and send an army through the defenses across the board.

Maze racing · Mac

Racing Maze

Thread impossible streets, steal the best line, and unleash a garage full of chaotic race items.

Social stealth · Local multiplayer

Blend In

Disappear into the crowd, protect your king, and figure out which suspicious face belongs to a friend.

Real-time strategy · LAN

Commanders

Choose a faction, build an army, and outmaneuver rival commanders across the local network.

Camera-powered play

Your body is
the controller.

The Motion Lab uses on-device pose tracking. Camera frames stay in your browser; movement becomes the input.

Launch the motion tracker
01

Motion Dodge

Duck, jump, punch, and weave through a neon obstacle course.

Play
02

Motion Balloon

Keep the balloon in the air using your hands, head, and feet.

Mac
03

Motion Labyrinth

Lean and balance your way through a living-room-sized marble maze.

Mac

Why this exists

Games are better when the people who play them can help make them.

Gregeland Games is our shelf for experiments that grew into real games. We build them, argue about the rules, test them on the couch, and keep the versions worth remembering.