KERB: Skate
A skateboarding game built for a controller: flips, grabs, grinds and stalls, chained into combos across the turf.
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proof
or drag across it to draw in the ink
Show your work.
A proof is two things: an argument that holds up, and the first print pulled from the plate. Everything here starts as research and a plan, and ships as the finished version. Games, with the work shown. Stories and art have moved to Eigen.
Click the paper to move the ink.
- Project
- Proof
- Division
- Grey Qub
- Checked
- Approved
- Scale
- 1:1
- Date
- 2026-10-15
- Sheet
- 01 of 01
Fig. 1 · Games
On the screen
In pencil. Not yet inked. GDDs by passcode.
PLATE 02KERB: Galactic
A hover-racer run through Neon City, Sunset Canyon and The Grid, a light-cycle arena, one mission at a time.
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PLATE 03ScrapYard
An arcade fighter for iPhone and a controller: digitized photo-real brawlers, tap-sequence specials, best-of-three rounds, and a RUIN finisher.
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PLATE 04Rift Codename
A hex board that collapses by published rules. Read the fissure, move the band, and get the carry home.
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PLATE 05Fractured Sphere
Turn-based hex conquest across a shattered world: four factions, nine Core Worlds, three action points a turn.
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PLATE 06The Fable
A handler's desk in Rotterdam: send agents out on ops settled by dice you see before you choose, and pay for every choice in a ledger.
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PLATE 07Frostline
Six people, one hearth, ninety days of winter on a mountain outpost. Plan the day, watch the night burn your fuel, and read what the morning cost.
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Fig. 2 · Registration
Check the plate
Also a D-pad
A printer's registration mark, turned sideways into a controller.
Printers line up each plate against this cross before a run. Here the centre sends a ripple through the page, and the arrows push a blot of ink in that direction.