Tristan Hotham
Games

Games, made for fun

Small browser games, from a daily numbers game about UK places to the Second World War, neon tactics and art-gallery chaos. Free to play, nothing to download, works with a keyboard, or with touch controls on phones.

Higher or Lower: two council cards, Rossendale or Powys, with the numbers hidden
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Higher or Lower

Two places, one number: which is higher? Sixty-six measures for every UK council, from pay and house prices to sunshine, Druids and haunted houses. Ten new pairs a day, plus an endless mode.

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 Bit-zkrieg: Iron Front '44: American infantry and tanks fight up from Omaha Beach towards the German bunkers
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Bit-zkrieg: Iron Front '44

Shanghai to Berlin, 1937 to 1945. 149 historical battles in 23 campaigns, with the real generals, tanks, ships and aircraft, and period music. Plus Last Stand, a zombie mode and a map builder, with a trailer.

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 Neon Protocol: Uprising: the Shin-Pacifica skyline under the Overmind's eye, with six of the game's generals
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Neon Protocol: Uprising

Shin-Pacifica, 2187. The AI built to save the planet has decided the answer is fewer people. Lead the Resistance, or play the machine and hear its case. Turn-based battles and base building, with a trailer.

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 Screenshot of Gallery Gaffer
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Gallery Gaffer

The night shift, seven masterpieces and one roll of tape. Patch the damage and shoo away the moths, pigeons and protesters.

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More games to come. Check back soon.

Neon Protocol and Gallery Gaffer are works of satire and entertainment: their characters and events are invented. Iron Front '44 is based on real battles of the Second World War. Higher or Lower uses official statistics; its sources are listed on the game page. All four are personal projects made with AI assistance (Claude).