What Games Are on the Hyperspace Wizard itch.io Page?

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The Hyperspace Wizard itch.io page is a personal developer page that lists a catalog of small browser games, most of which are marked Play in browser. The page opens with a short welcome message, and the games appear as a grid of titles below it. To find a specific game, scan the grid for the title and click through to its page.

How the Page Is Organized

The page has two parts:

  • A welcome message at the top introducing the developer and inviting visitors to try the games.
  • A game grid below it, where each entry shows a title, the developer name (Hyperspace Wizard), a genre label where one is listed, and a Play in browser button for most titles.

Some entries include a short description instead of or in addition to a genre label. For example, GraviCat is described as a cat puzzling and platforming through a gravity-manipulating adventure, and Waterfowl Abyss is described as a procedurally generated platformer about a duck who fell into an abyss.

Games Listed on the Page

The grid includes the following titles. Genre labels are shown as they appear on the page; titles without a label are listed without one.

Title Genre label Notes
Checkers — Play in browser
Rift Drift — Play in browser
Spinner Action Appears twice in the listing
Lord of the Wings — Play in browser
Micro Rogue - Jam Version Action Play in browser
Upgrade Rogue Strategy Play in browser
Rhizone Strategy Play in browser
Mana Shot Action —
Gunvolution Shooter Play in browser
Focus Target — Play in browser
Grappy Boi Prototype Action —
GraviCat Platformer Play in browser; gravity-manipulation adventure
Ikori Action —
Chaos Caster Action Play in browser
UniBot — Play in browser
Waterfowl Abyss Platformer Play in browser; procedurally generated
Rimor Prototype Adventure Play in browser; grappling-hook momentum platformer
Weight Wanderer Puzzle Play in browser
Bumper Rogue (WIP) — Work in progress
Bit Shift Action Play in browser; gravity-shifting runner
Snowball Battle VR Action Snowball fighting
Knobs — Play in browser
MiniQuest — Play in browser
Spellbound Platformer Play in browser
Arborium Simulation Play in browser; relaxing tree building
Hyper Drone Action Play in browser; asteroids-inspired
Phaser Platformer Play in browser; dimension-phasing parkour
Bumper Rogue Prototype Role Playing Play in browser
Power Tower Strategy Play in browser; tower defense
Manufacturing Mayhem Strategy Play in browser; factory sorting, made for Trijam 2020
Hyper Drone Drifter Prototype Racing Play in browser

Picking a Game by Genre

If you know what kind of game you want, use the genre labels as a filter:

  • Action: Spinner, Micro Rogue - Jam Version, Mana Shot, Grappy Boi Prototype, Ikori, Chaos Caster, Bit Shift, Snowball Battle VR, Hyper Drone
  • Strategy: Upgrade Rogue, Rhizone, Power Tower, Manufacturing Mayhem
  • Platformer: GraviCat, Waterfowl Abyss, Spellbound, Phaser
  • Puzzle: Weight Wanderer
  • Shooter: Gunvolution
  • Adventure: Rimor Prototype
  • Simulation: Arborium
  • Role Playing: Bumper Rogue Prototype
  • Racing: Hyper Drone Drifter Prototype

Titles without a label (Checkers, Rift Drift, Lord of the Wings, Focus Target, UniBot, Knobs, MiniQuest, Bumper Rogue (WIP)) can still be opened from the grid; the page simply does not assign them a genre.

Practical Notes Before You Start

  • Browser play: Most entries carry a Play in browser button, so you can try them without downloading anything. A few entries (such as Mana Shot, Grappy Boi Prototype, Ikori, and Snowball Battle VR) do not show that label in the listing, so check the individual game page for how it is delivered.
  • Prototypes and work-in-progress titles: Several entries are explicitly labeled as prototypes or WIP, including Grappy Boi Prototype, Rimor Prototype, Bumper Rogue (WIP), Bumper Rogue Prototype, and Hyper Drone Drifter Prototype. Expect these to be rougher or less complete than the finished games.
  • Duplicates: Spinner appears twice in the grid with the same Action label. Either entry should lead to the same game.
  • Jam and event games: Micro Rogue - Jam Version and Manufacturing Mayhem (made for Trijam 2020) were built for game jams, which usually means small scope and short play sessions.

The page itself does not list prices or download requirements beyond the browser-play labels, so open a game's own page to confirm how to play it.