In this game, you can…

• …split into two separately controlled cats, solve puzzles in parallel, then fuse back into one.
• …slip through doors that could have opened by staying unobserved, then watch reality lock in when you're seen.
• …drop into co-op anytime and each control one half of the same split cat to pull off coordinated puzzle sequences.

In this game, you can…

• …navigate the main menu by walking a maze on a messy desktop.
• …fold and unfold an entire labyrinth until a path lines up.
• …rotate and reposition the whole maze around two fixed pegs to reach the exit.

In this game, you can…

• …lure a chomper into standing on an unlock switch so it holds the door open for you.
• …pause the action to watch a moving block's direction, then unpause and commit to a tight crossing.
• …switch between classic Windows-style graphics and a modern animated look, with the sounds and music to match.

In this game, you can…

• …cram a working gadget into absurdly tight code limits, like 9 or 14 instructions, until every single word matters.
• …build your own devices in the sandbox, including full games people recreate inside it, like in-game Tetris.
• …wire up microcontrollers, memory, logic chips, and LCDs, then write tiny assembly programs where each instruction can run conditionally.

In this game, you can…

• …solve every puzzle by deduction without ever needing to guess.
• …use bracket and dash symbols that tell you whether blue cells in a line must be consecutive or separated.
• …click a number outside the grid to strike through an entire row once you've ruled it out, changing how you work the board.

In this game, you can…

• …write code that unlocks upgrades, uses them to unlock more upgrades, and keeps going until it finishes the entire game by itself.
• …restart from scratch and race for world-best times with a program that speedruns the full game automatically from the beginning.
• …merge harvested pumpkins into one massive pumpkin that fills the entire field.