Pythoneer: Make Your Own Game

Your world hides 38 little arcade games. Dig one up, play it, and what you beat comes back as a tool you carry. Then make one and hide it for a friend.

Dig up the 38 games buried in your world.

You start inside one big world that is yours to keep. Dig into it, build on it, get through the night — and somewhere down there, thirty-eight small arcade games are waiting. A runner. An icy cave. A ghost maze. A vault with two locks.

Find one, tap it, and it comes out in your hand. Play it, beat it, and what you won comes back out with you: a pickaxe that bites deeper, a lantern for the dark, a block you can build with, one more heart. That is the whole loop — the little game pays the big world, and the big world gives you a reason to find the next one.

Then make your own.

Making is the same act, turned around. Start from a game you can already play, paint tiles with a finger, move the exit somewhere sneakier. When you get curious, open the code: every level runs on a small, readable Python-style script you can change. Nothing is hidden, and nothing is required.

Send one to a friend and it doesn't land in a list — it gets buried in their world, for them to dig up.

No ads. No accounts to play. No feed of strangers.

The surface, the shallow mine and the sky islands are free — 22 of the 38 games. A single in-app purchase ("Unlock the deep") opens the sealed layers below and the remaining 16.