
Odd Dorable
An open-world exploration, puzzle game made from my 4-year-old daughter's drawings.
Seven small projects from Artur Latkovsky put you in odd spots, letting you raise desktop cats, roll through town as a hungry feline or work through classroom and broadcast scares.
Short ideas and odd humor run through this set, where you guide simple characters through compact challenges. Odd Dorable turns childlike sketches into a candy hunt with light puzzles, Orange Braincell lets you grow a hungry cat by swallowing objects around town, and Demon Stick tests your timing on harsh climbs. Around them you also get idle cat management and tape-style frights, all built around one clear trick you can grasp in minutes.

An open-world exploration, puzzle game made from my 4-year-old daughter's drawings.

Recruit different cats, level them up, and gather treasure all from the corner of your screen.

You are trapped in a Sunday School, plagued by eerie childlike hallucinations.

Inspired by found footage films, you control a live-stream broadcast in the dark web.

Orange Braincell is a cozy, chaotic physics game where you play as a small orange cat devouring everything in its path.

You are a demon trapped in a stick. A challenging game about crossing different levels of hell, inspired by the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch.

A found footage horror game where you need to piece together a timeline in chronological order of a Kaiju incident that occurred.

An open-world exploration, puzzle game made from my 4-year-old daughter's drawings.

Recruit different cats, level them up, and gather treasure all from the corner of your screen.

You are trapped in a Sunday School, plagued by eerie childlike hallucinations.

Inspired by found footage films, you control a live-stream broadcast in the dark web.

Orange Braincell is a cozy, chaotic physics game where you play as a small orange cat devouring everything in its path.

You are a demon trapped in a stick. A challenging game about crossing different levels of hell, inspired by the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch.

A found footage horror game where you need to piece together a timeline in chronological order of a Kaiju incident that occurred.