Work without promises

Experiments

Small ideas, strange tools, unfinished questions, and prototypes that are useful enough to share before they are stable enough to become Labs.

Currently on the bench

These are public enough to try, but they are not official Forge Labs and are not included in Lab release counts or lifecycle promises.

Playable 0.2Cosmic management

Supreme Master of the Universe

Walk into a very small office and run the universe from an old computer. Explore nested jurisdictions, rule on petitions, read field reports, and face follow-up cases shaped by your decisions. Browser-local progress.

Play Supreme Master of the Universe
Playable 0.5Strategy

Emergent Authority

Build a superhero agency and run the dispatch desk. Five tiered heroes, persistent applicant histories, competing city emergencies, training, contracts, and a payroll to meet. Browser-local progress.

Play Emergent Authority
ExperimentIsometric world study

Other Life - Life Simulator

Explore three isometric worlds, then play an early life-simulator slice: control a character, enter furnished buildings, buy food, rest, and complete a repair. Includes keyboard and touch controls with a following camera.

Open Other Life - Life Simulator
ExperimentProcedural environment

Motherlode

Download the Windows native alpha 0.3.6 to explore a bounded Helsinki district, regional Earth samples, oceans and generated Solar System destinations. The earlier browser prototype remains playable; worldwide detail is unfinished.

Open Motherlode
ExperimentWriting platform

Writer's Paradise

An early connected writing platform concept spanning long-form creation, meaningful critique, and a public place for writers and their work to be discovered.

Open Writer's Paradise
ExperimentSpoiler boundaries

Spoiler Central

Explore spoiler boundaries across comics, manga, books, games, movies, and television. An early read-only API documents how work progress and safe reveals could connect.

Open Spoiler Central

When does an experiment become a Lab?

Only when it earns a durable identity, a maintained release path, and a place in the official Labs catalog. Until then, an experiment stays here—with room to mutate or vanish.