Echo Archipelago is an accessible browser-based cooperative audio game built around boat navigation, spatial sound, realtime multiplayer, and survival systems. The game is designed so that important gameplay can be understood and controlled without relying on vision. It includes a six-operation single-player campaign, cooperative captain/operator gameplay, and a multiplayer sandbox called Free Bay. In Free Bay, two players share the same physical world. Each player has an independent boat and
Bulbam is an accessible web-first messenger built around reliable realtime communication. Instead of starting with dozens of social features, Bulbam focuses first on making the communication core dependable under real-world conditions. The current version includes persistent one-to-one messaging, realtime updates through WebSockets, fallback polling when realtime connectivity is interrupted, server-confirmed message delivery, Web Push notifications, separate device sessions, and one-to-one Web
Accessible online audio shooter built primarily for blind players, while remaining playable by sighted users. It uses spatial audio, multiplayer gameplay, physics, bots, vehicles, weapons, navigation, parachuting, touch controls, and VoiceOver-friendly interaction. The project includes team combat and a battle royale mode with up to 96 participants including bots. It runs directly in the browser, so anyone can open it and try the game.