The work the games leave behind.

Three soundtracks are albums you can play anywhere. A card game has three films you can watch and download. And a Bubbles record is now checked by replaying the run.

Evidence reviewed 2026-10-19
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Editor-reviewed public summary

A game can be worth making for what it leaves behind as well as what it does.

Take the music with you.

Twelve jukebox tracks were written for Protocol 11's table. They now live on LoftwahFM as an album you can play on its own, beside the Fighter and SHOALSHOT soundtracks. The games keep their own controls, effects and fallback; each album is a separate release with its own page and cover.

Listen to the Protocol 11 soundtrack

Hear the SHOALSHOT soundtrack

A builder can still take the versioned player into their own game from the public quick-start, so the same catalogue works as listening and as a component.

Watch the campaign, then play the game.

Protocol 11's three campaign films are delivered: a corrected 27.5-second climax, a 17.5-second decision short and an 11.5-second rival-threat short, all captured frame-stepped against the production game. The pack carries posters, a combined contact sheet and each film's source record, and Woodhouse keeps a direct download that needs no account.

Open the campaign page

Download the pack

The same release made an illegal desktop drop answer with a visible refusal instead of doing nothing silently, with ownership and the turn left unchanged.

A record that was checked.

Bubbles' Fewest Shots is one board with no shot limit: clear it in as few shots as possible. When a run is submitted, the server replays it and derives the completion, shot count and score, so a record does not rest on what a browser claims. The same release corrected an advertised 30-shot objective that did not match the real scoring.

Play Fewest Shots

What this does and doesn't prove.

The albums, films and verified records exist and can be used. None of that establishes listeners, players, buyers, demand or an audience, and some published examples remain deliberately fictional. Pirates' source-complete parity, SHOALSHOT's release verification and physical-phone acceptance around the games are separate, unfinished observations.

Pick one of these and use it. The factory's next interesting question is what someone outside it does with the work.

Source and review

Public album pages, the delivered campaign pack and press page, the deployed Bubbles build, exact owning release records and reviewed source observed on 19 October 2026. This focused review preserves other projects' earlier evidence and dates. The publication does not reproduce private repository bodies or conversation transcripts.

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What changed

Publish the by-product and it can stand on its own.

Proof boundary

Reviewed 2026-10-19. This is an edited public record, not a private source transcript.