What Is Graeme Borland's itch.io Page?
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Graeme Borland's itch.io page is a personal creator page for game developer Graeme Borland, hosting a catalog of small games and prototypes that can be played directly in a browser. It is the place to go if you want to sample his short experimental work rather than a single commercial release. The page lists titles with genre tags and "Play in browser" links, and it points to his external site (graemeborland.com) and social profiles (@graebor, @graebor.bsky.social).
What you'll find on the page
The catalog is organized into a main list of games plus a section called "Prototypes and Experiments," described as "bits and pieces"—small projects or prototypes the creator doesn't consider "finished" but that are still playable.
Games on the page span several genres:
| Title | Genre | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Twilight Beacon | Action | Intercept a barrage of radio signals before the beacon is overwhelmed |
| Vault of Stars | Puzzle | Solve puzzles to rescue stars from the Collector's vault |
| NXTWPN10 | Action | Your weapon changes every 10 seconds; blast through quickly |
| Blade & Wheel | Strategy | Defeat the guardian using a wheel-based battle system |
| A Tale of Six Rites | Puzzle | A short story told in puzzles; conduct rites to open the eye |
| CrystalLine | Puzzle | Twist a line of crystals into matching sets for a high score |
| Sort the Court! | Simulation | Give yes/no decrees and help the kingdom grow |
| Crowding Cavern | Strategy | Cast spells to defend your cavern from adventurers |
| Parcel Blaster 2099 | Action | A fast-paced cannon-based package delivery run |
| The Messenger Assist | Puzzle | Play as the ship's computer and keep the Messenger alive |
| Watcher's Woods | — | Ferry lost souls through the woods to a final resting place |
| My Magical Friend | Puzzle | A long-titled puzzle about summoning a friend as a skeleton |
| Polydrone | Action | Reshape drones to battle enemies and chase a high score |
| SUNWARD | Adventure | Ritual sacrifice in a burning world |
| Fehu | Puzzle | Unbind trapped souls after a disaster |
| Saturnalia | — | A ritual outlives the celebration it came from |
| Monster Chop | Puzzle | Two-player co-op: defeat enemies and match blocks for points |
| Downhill Deathrace | Action | — |
The "Prototypes and Experiments" section adds smaller items such as Slaughtering Can (Shooter), Seven Doorways (an atmospheric chillout experiment about environments), and Field of Fate (a tactical, chess-like clash between two sides).
How to use the page
- Open graebor.itch.io in a browser.
- Scan the game list; each entry shows a title, genre tag, and a short description.
- Click a title to open its page, then choose "Play in browser" to start it without downloading.
- Use the "Prototypes and Experiments" section if you want rougher, unfinished ideas rather than polished small games.
What to expect
- Short, experimental formats. Many titles are built around a single mechanic—a 10-second weapon swap, a wheel-based battle system, yes/no decrees—suited to quick sessions.
- Browser-first play. The listings repeatedly show "Play in browser," so you can try games without installing anything.
- Variety over depth. Action, puzzle, strategy, simulation, and adventure all appear, which makes the page useful for seeing the range of one developer's ideas rather than for one genre.
The page itself does not state pricing for individual games in the available material, so check each title's page for how it is offered. If you want to follow the developer's work beyond itch.io, the linked personal site and social accounts are the places to look.