Game Development

A 2-player board game where you earn points by completing squares by alternately drawing lines between dots on a grid. It supports AI opponents or 2-player local play, and you must strategically prevent your opponent from completing squares.

A brain training game where you solve as many arithmetic problems as possible within a time limit. There are levels from beginner (addition) to advanced (fractions and negative numbers), and you can compete with players worldwide on the leaderboard.

A game where you guess hidden words one letter at a time. There's the tension of completing the gallows drawing with each wrong guess, and you can create your own Korean and English word databases.

A classic puzzle game where a warehouse keeper pushes boxes to their goal positions. It has simple rules, but as difficulty increases, it requires logical thinking and strategic movement.

A classic memory game where 4 buttons (red, green, blue, yellow) light up in random sequences, and you must remember and repeat the pattern. As you progress through levels, the patterns become longer, requiring increased concentration.

A simple 2D fighting game where two characters battle while consuming health gauges. It's a challenging project that implements basic moves like punch, kick, jump, and guard, plus special attacks, all built with pure Canvas without a game engine.

A puzzle game where you explore procedurally generated mazes and find the exit. A new maze is created each round, and you can incorporate learning elements with hint features and shortest path indicators.

A rhythm tap game where you quickly tap falling black tiles to play music. As the song gets faster, the difficulty increases, and tapping a white tile instantly ends the game.

A one-tap casual game where you tap the screen to control a bird up and down, navigating through pipes. It's simple yet addictively engaging and perfect for practicing game loops and physics implementation.

A scoring game where you roll 5 dice up to 3 times to complete combinations like one pair, full house, and Yahtzee. It's a strategic brain game where you decide which combinations to focus on.

A card game where you compete against the dealer in a 1:1 match. A classic casino game where you win by making the highest number without exceeding 21. You can also implement betting systems and rules for split and double down.

A digital implementation of Yut Nori, a traditional Korean board game. It supports 2-4 player multiplayer and perfectly recreates all rules including piece selection, capturing, stacking, and backward moves.

A breeding simulation game where you feed, play with, and raise your own digital pet. If you neglect it, it becomes hungry or bored, and if you take good care of it, it grows and evolves into various forms.

A typing practice game where you quickly input words or sentences that appear on the screen. It displays WPM (Words Per Minute) and accuracy in real-time, and allows you to compete with users worldwide through a leaderboard.

A chess game against computer AI. You can adjust difficulty from beginner to expert, with valid move indicators and checkmate detection implementing proper chess rules perfectly.

A classic puzzle game where you arrange number tiles 1~15 on a 4×4 grid in order using an empty space. You can also enjoy it with gallery photos by adding an image puzzle mode.

A crossword game where you read across and down clues and fill in words in the blank spaces. With Korean and English word databases and an automatic puzzle generation algorithm, we can provide new puzzles every day.

A city building game where you place roads, residential areas, commercial zones, and parks on tiles to increase population and satisfaction. The core is an economic simulation that balances resource income and expenses.