MPuls

MPuls makes small games, free. Most run in your browser; one is on Roblox.

Most of them share a world. Nordic folklore isn't set dressing here — it's the same well of beings, seen from different distances:

• Lysning — you befriend them. A cozy homestead in a forest clearing: leave porridge for the Nisse, learn a tune from Fossegrim, coax the Huldra out of the treeline. No combat, no timers, no fail states.
• Sagn — they fight for you. A hero-collector auto-battler where the folklore of the North lines up on your side. Tap to do everything; the best of these on a phone.
• Dybet — you fight the buried ones. A first-person dungeon crawler down through the barrows, lit by a glow that is always running out.
• Mørke — you escape them. Co-op atmospheric horror for 1–4 players, and the one chapter of this world that isn't on itch: it's on Roblox, at https://www.roblox.com/games/77034055547350/M-rke — a lakeside farmstead at dusk and a Nøkken whose violin is both the lure and the tell.

And one game that shares none of it:

• Apex One — a Formula 1 sim in the browser, on 18 real circuits. The layouts are built from real GPS-derived centreline data, so the corner radii and the track widths are the real ones, Eau Rouge is an actual hill, and the Red Bull Ring climbs 65 m.

How these are made:

•  Free. No ads, no purchases, no gacha, no energy timers.
• The folklore games play in English and Danish — they detect your language.
  Apex One is English only; a racing HUD barely needs words.
• Built with AI, and declared as such on every page here: code, graphics, sounds, text.
• No game engine — hand-written JavaScript and Three.js.