The Arcade
Playable pixel worlds built around the crew. Free, in your browser, no downloads — progress saves on your device.
Not a game. An instrument. Drop any record into your browser and 404 FOUND finds the loops, ranks them, chops them on the grid, and loads sixteen pads. It reads BPM and key on its own and follows the drummer's drift. Everything runs on your device, nothing uploads. Free to dig, $29 unlocks export.
The whole RPG, rebuilt in 3D. Same game, same story, same eleven Kansas City districts, now standing up in three dimensions. Walk real streets past buildings with lit windows, meet the crew face to face, and when a cypher breaks out the battle stages right where you stand: crowd forms a ring, spotlights drop, and all nine moves play out in the street. Shops, quests, vinyl digging, the Ozarks fishing update, and Act 2: The Tour all carry over. Your save is shared with the 2D version, so progress moves between them.
Starring Jace Camden — now with the Lake of the Ozarks update. A top-down Pokemon-style RPG across eleven districts, from the West Bottoms to SoundXScapes, the Sk8bar, and Lake of the Ozarks itself. Battle a full boss ladder in turn-based cypher battles, run 04Riley's Good Thoughts side quest, cut a demo with OkCasheyy, and chase the secret post-game Legend. Build REP, hit the shops, find the hidden vinyls, link up with the SCUMLORDS, and face the choice: sign the deal, or stay underground. Two endings. NEW — The Fishing Update: buy a rod from BAIT MAN, fish the Ozarks dock (five species, one of them golden, one of them only at night), and call a CREW ASSIST mid-battle — once per cypher, a crew member jumps in. NEW — Act 2: The Tour: after the credits, a PROMOTER books a four-stop night tour, from the Kansas side of the state line to the Sk8bar homecoming — where the headliner waiting on your stage is MIRROR, an industry-built copy of Jace who spits your own bars back at you.
A Gittyman dungeon synth quest — now with The Archive Sings update. The Chronoscriptorium finally makes sound: every hall hums its own synth drone, every rune plays a note, every puzzle is a melody. Explore ten wings including the echo-puzzle Listening Hall, the flooding Sunken Library (send your dove to shelves you can't reach), and the Bell Foundry. Your progress now saves. NEW — The Bellkeeper's Coda: two more wings (the Choir Stalls and a Composer's Room where you inscribe your own eight-note melody), dove upgrades (SWIFT WING, CHORUS hints), a three-round final boss in the Belfry, and NEW GAME PLUS with every melody rearranged. NEW — The Undersong: beyond the Belfry, three secret wings: a hall of invisible runes you find by EAR (press T — the dark answers in true stereo), a Silent Room solved with no sound at all, and the Gittyman himself waiting in his gallery with three counterpoint commissions that unlock a hidden seventh track. Restore the six tracks of the commissioned dungeon synth album — RICOCHET to REDEMPTION.
Starring OkCasheyy. Build the real downtown KC studio in a Zoo-Tycoon-style isometric sim — grass out front, skyline in the windows, plaques on the wall. A five-chapter story campaign from basement room to the XScape Floor: place gear, book the Duff Radio roster from open-mic hopefuls to 04Riley and STBtheDON, hire staff who walk the floor, keep the vibe clean, chart hits, and survive the noise complaints. Lo-fi soundtrack, day/night, autosave.
Drop the needle, free of charge. A neon arcade jukebox loaded with the Mixtape Vol. 3 house album — Go Up, Let’s Get Duffy, and Upset. Spinning vinyl, full track credits, no coins required.
Keyboard recommended; Kansas Cowboy includes touch controls. More games as more collaborators earn their pixels.
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