Small teams. Short deadlines. Complete playable loops. Explore game-jam releases, rapid prototypes, and earlier work from Alex Kyron / Winnitude!
Visit the original portfolioOne-week labels refer to the original jam build, not later maintenance or patches. Each entry links to its release page for downloads, collaborators, credits, and compatibility notes. Archive-only projects are marked below.
10 projects
↗A noir action game built around wall running, dashes, ground slams, firearms, and comic-book storytelling. The original jam build continued through P0.2 and P0.3 releases.
↗A seven-day third-person action prototype with parkour, gunplay, timed melee, and fire abilities. Progression and time-trial modes explore the same movement and combat systems in different ways.
↗A dual-sword brawler against robotic and alien enemies. Thirteen combo moves, animation cancellation, lock-on dodges, and varied enemy scales make combat the center of the experience.
↗A CryEngine 5 marble game with deathmatch arenas and a solo platforming level. Recovered source enabled a faithful 1.0 recompile in March 2026; multiplayer restoration and further changes are described as future work.
↗An action-platformer following Sun Wukong through combat and traversal challenges. Light and heavy attacks, staff throws, dodges, and special abilities support the journey to free his petrified kin.
↗A time-travel shooter built solo in one week. Three weapons, melee, dodging, and a slow-motion mode drive encounters. The release page records a known RTX 20-series final-arena issue and suggested settings.
↗A return to the original game’s digital setting, adding wall runs, rail grinding, and a style-driven power loop. Dual shotguns and an auto-aiming pistol offer different balances between aiming and traversal.
↗An early arena-inspired action platformer built around strafing, weapon variety, and difficult compact challenges. Its public page remains available as a project record; the original download is marked unavailable.
↗A medieval melee demo with directional attacks, blocking, dodging, and spell or dagger options. The original page distinguishes authored game code from externally sourced models, sounds, and a small set of UI elements.
↗A solo one-week FPS combining bunny hopping, grappling, rocket jumping, and ledge climbing. Two levels and multiple weapons provide a compact testbed for fast movement and combat.
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