APN201
APN201 is the handle Juha Lilja has been using since long before it was a good idea.
Finnish. Filmmaker and visual artist by trade, hobbyist game developer by relapse. Everything here is vanilla JavaScript and HTML5, built in a browser tab, usually portrait, usually at night.
The games tend to have one mechanic and no mercy. A robot lost in flat-pack furniture. A baby crossing 100 rooms. A rocket that only goes up if you let it. A launch console where most of the alarms are lying to you.
No generative AI in any of it. The bad pixel art is mine and I stand by it.
Five games so far. The plan was one.
Films, books and the projects that do not fit in a browser tab live at apn201.com.
Undercover cop, black Passat, illegal mopo. Siren on, hit clean, put him through a fence.
Racing
Play in browser
Throw rocks at Earth from outside the solar system. Real gravity, real orbits, and far harder than it looks.
Simulation
Play in browser
One console, one countdown, one button. No single gauge means abort; only combinations do, and nobody tells you which.
Simulation
Play in browser
The Battle of Utti — four hours that named the amusement park hill.
Strategy
Play in browser
Guide a fearless crawling baby to her crib through 100 hand-crafted rooms.
Puzzle
Play in browser
Program a robot through a flat-pack furniture labyrinth. New maze every day. Fewest commands wins.
Puzzle
Play in browser
A 2D rocket lander. 28 missions. From a water tower to Mars.
Simulation
Play in browser