What Games Are on Graeme Borland's itch.io Page?

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Graeme Borland's itch.io page is a catalog of small, browser-playable games and prototypes, mostly tagged as action, puzzle, strategy, simulation, or adventure. Most entries show a "Play in browser" button, so you can try them without downloading anything. The page is organized into a main game list plus two separate sections, "Prototypes and Experiments" and "Collabs."

Main game list by genre

The page labels each title with a genre tag. Grouping the listed games by those tags makes it easier to pick something that fits your mood.

Genre Titles shown on the page
Action Twilight Beacon, NXTWPN10, Parcel Blaster 2099, Polydrone, Downhill Deathrace
Puzzle Vault of Stars, A Tale of Six Rites, CrystalLine, The Messenger Assist, My Magical Friend A Witch Put Eight Items In A Magic Circle And Now I'm A Skeleton Who Needs To Summon A Friend!, Fehu, Block Drop Monster Chop
Strategy Blade & Wheel, Crowding Cavern
Simulation Sort the Court!
Adventure SUNWARD

A few entries carry no visible genre tag in the listing, such as Watcher's Woods and Saturnalia, so treat the table as the page's own labeling rather than a complete classification.

Quick picks by what you want to do

  • Fast, reflex-driven play: NXTWPN10 changes your weapon every 10 seconds; Parcel Blaster 2099 is a cannon-based package delivery run scored for speed.
  • Puzzle solving: Vault of Stars asks you to rescue stars from the Collector's vault; CrystalLine is about twisting a line of crystals into matching sets for a high score.
  • Strategy with a twist: Blade & Wheel uses a wheel-based battle system on a journey to defeat a guardian.
  • Light management/simulation: Sort the Court! has you give yes-or-no decrees to help a kingdom grow.
  • Short narrative puzzles: A Tale of Six Rites is described as a short story told in puzzles.

Prototypes and Experiments

This section is described on the page as "bits and pieces"—small projects or prototypes the author doesn't consider "finished" but that are still playable. Examples include Slaughtering Can (tagged Shooter), Seven Doorways (an atmospheric chillout experiment about environments), and Field of Fate (two sides clashing in a chess-like tactical setup). If you want polished games, start with the main list; if you're curious about works in progress, browse here.

Collabs

The page also has a "Collabs" heading for collaborative projects. The excerpt doesn't list specific titles under it, so check that section directly on the site if you're looking for joint work.

Before you start

  • Most titles are marked "Play in browser," which means you can launch them from the page; the listing doesn't state system requirements or download options for every entry.
  • The page doesn't show pricing information in the provided material, so don't assume every title is free—confirm on each game's page.
  • Genre tags come from the author's own listings and may overlap (for example, a game tagged Puzzle may also involve action).

For the current, complete list and any updates, the page itself at graebor.itch.io is the authoritative source.