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A member registered Nov 03, 2017 · View creator page →

sejr.net @sejrherre

Creator of

Blue Hour Odyssey

Guide a group of travelers as they travel across a dark, snowy landscape.

Cooking with Goblins

Adventure

I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Chimera Cream!

Simulation

Balance your harvest and appease the gargoyles!

Puzzle

Gates of Marhior

Visual Novel

Play in browser

Milly saves the Day

Dad forgot his duplicator, so it is now up to Milly to go down to his "office" and teleport it to him.

Platformer

Explore the abandoned lab to find the toxic fluid wanted by your father. Student project.

Puzzle

Numinous - DKA Student Project 2021

3d project collaboration between Master and Bachelor Students at the design academy in Copenhagen

Adventure

It's time.

Interactive Fiction

Play in browser

It's cold. That's the first thing you notice.

Interactive Fiction

Play in browser

Wyvern in the Ruins

Adventure

Play in browser

Life isn't easy for an android

Adventure

Chill party quiz game.

A fishy adventure

A. Christian Larsson

Adventure

Sticks and Stones

A small game about ostracization.

Adventure

Play in browser

Recent community posts

Temple Solitaire comments · Posted in Temple Solitaire comments

ergi82 days ago

This game has become my go-to solitaire game. Really enjoy the gameplay as well as the aesthetic!

HappyTree jam comments · Posted in HappyTree jam comments

This game is so much fun, I wish it kept going

Chronovoros jam comments · Replied to Unus Lupus in Chronovoros jam comments

ergi4 years ago

Thank you! Yeah, we ran into some time pressure and didn't do a proper editing pass of the text -- I'm intending to go in and at least fix the typos as soon as I have time haha

Chronovoros jam comments · Replied to SebastianMear in Chronovoros jam comments

ergi4 years ago

Thank you so much!

You Are Jeff Bezos comments · Posted in You Are Jeff Bezos comments

ergi6 years ago

I already absolutely adored this game, but the Kafka reference really made me go wild for it