Create a puzzle game with free HTML5 tool

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Experiment with and create your own tile-based puzzle games using this open source HTML5 game engine created by Stephen Lavelle.

Based in the UK, master of puzzles Stephen Lavelle, aka Increpare, spends much of his time developing experimental, conceptual, and abstract games. And with his newly released free tool, now you can too.

The 'First steps' page will help you get started

The 'First steps' page will help you get started

Once you've mastered the basics, head over to the browser-based script editor to start creating your games, in which Lavelle has, helpfully, included a player so users can test their creation as it's developed.

Once you've mastered the basics, head over to the browser-based script editor to start creating your games

Once you've mastered the basics, head over to the browser-based script editor to start creating your games

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