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Two games, so far

Written, built and shipped in-house: the rules, the systems underneath them and the brand around them. Both run in a browser, both are live, and neither asks anyone to make an account first.

01

Turing Trap

Can you spot the AI? A free party game for two to twelve people.

Everyone in the room answers the same question. One of the answers came from a language model, and the group has to work out which one. Guess right and you score. Get fooled and the machine does.

The fun is in the arguing. People give themselves away by trying too hard to sound human, and the model wins by being plausible in the way a tired person is plausible at the end of a long day. Nobody is ever quite sure, which is what keeps the round going.

We built it because we wanted something you could start at a table without explaining rules for ten minutes. One link, no accounts, everyone playing inside a minute.

Year
2026
Status
Live, free to play
Discipline
Game design, Product, Engineering, Brand

Play on turingtrap.ai(opens in a new tab)

Turing Trap key art: a smiling robot at a keyboard, surrounded by six friends all pointing at it

02

Krysskort

Ett vykort, fast ett kryss. A holiday photo turned into a crossword your friend has to solve before they can read what you wrote.

Krysskort is in Swedish. You upload a picture from your trip and it becomes a picture crossword, with a hidden theme word taken from whatever is in the photo. On the back you write the greeting.

Then you send the link, however you like. Your friend solves it in the browser with no account and no setup, and it remembers where they got to if they close the tab. When the yellow row finally falls into place the card turns over, and your message is what they get for finishing it.

Quieter than a party game, and for two people rather than twelve. Same idea though: the software is only worth anything because someone you know is on the other end of it.

Year
2026
Status
Live
Discipline
Product, Design, Engineering

Play on krysskort.se(opens in a new tab)

The Krysskort start screen on a phone, showing a photo of a jetty in the Swedish archipelago above the button "Gör ett krysskort"