Welcome to my gaming world

Press play.
Think twice.

I build little worlds around big what-ifs. What if your past could help you jump? What if a village could think for itself?

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Made by KaushikEngineer. Game maker. Always curious.

New game
Yesterself

Yesterself

Your past is player two.

A real game. Right here in your browser.

Independent games. Unexpected mechanics.Two worlds to get lost in

Find your
next rabbit hole.

Two different worlds.
One love for building things you can play.

The ClocklandsExplore. Record. Echo.

The Meadow in Yesterself, with a cyan echo, elevated platforms, clocktowers, and a replay timeline

Choose your adventure

←→ MoveSpace JumpR Plant echo

Fresh from the workshop

Yesterself

Yesterday's you.
Today's unfair advantage.

Explore the Clocklands, record your movement, and plant an echo of yourself. It replays your trail, then stays put. Use your past selves to hold switches, open routes, and reach the ledges you couldn't climb alone.

Puzzle platformer
Godot + GDScript
6 Echo Trials

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Clocklands + six trials · Keyboard or gamepad

What makes it interesting

Two ways to leave an echo. The Clocklands keep moving when you plant your recorded trail. In six Echo Trials, R rewinds the attempt while your past self repeats it. Use echoes to hold doors, ride a lift, and cross moving hazards.

A reason to return. Find three required stars and the optional island secret, or meet a trial's par echo count for a medal. Best records and island discoveries are saved in your browser; unfinished walks start fresh.

Make yourself at home. The new demo adds replay timelines, layered scenery, and original sound effects. Settings let you control sound, echo paths, particles, and camera shake. Pixel art by Kenney.

A village with a mind of its ownBuild. Lead. Discover.

Settlement gameplay: an isometric village with a castle, resource buildings, six residents, and village objectives

Start your settlement

Set the objective. Let the village figure out the work.

Strategy meets simulation

Settlement

You make the plan.
They make it happen.

Give six residents an objective and watch them coordinate jobs, gather resources, and recruit troops. Grow the village, command battles, then look closer: each resident has decisions and memories you can inspect.

Village strategy
TypeScript + React
Agent simulation

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Free browser game · Opens in a new tab

Look under the hood

A living team. The village brings planning, resource management, and resident coordination together in one playable space.

Decisions you can follow. Inspect what agents choose and what they remember. The simulation is part of the experience, rather than a hidden black box.

A place to experiment. The research desk supports policy comparisons and reproducible replays. The campaign AI is deterministic, so you can revisit the decisions behind an outcome.

The human behind
the little worlds.

A little about the maker

Hi, I'm Kaushik.
I like “what if?”

I'm an engineer who loves turning unusual ideas into things people can actually use—and play. My games are where I experiment with movement, systems, and the small decisions that make a world feel alive.

I also build AI and data projects. That side of my work has its own world, with the stories behind IndicOrderBench, Thrill AI, and Aegis.

George Mason UniversityM.S. in Data ScienceAlso: B.Tech in Electronics & Communication, VIT

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