GameFrame

2 Games about things nobody makes games about.

I’m Eric, and GameFrame is my one-person game studio. Every game here starts as a slightly odd idea, like defending a goose in court or simulating a folded paper triangle with real physics, and gets built all the way out. Free to play, right in your browser.

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The Games

Ada Quill and Basil Bluster face off before the judge while the goose looks on; a dialogue window offers three responses.

Case no. 001 / The missing sandwich

Writ of Combat

The law has a left hook.

A courtroom RPG where your client is a goose, the charge is grand theft sandwich, and the judge allows trial by combat. Argue your case, or settle it with your fists.

  • Courtroom RPG · Brawler
  • 1 player
  • 10-minute case
Enter the courtroom

Cafeteria classic

Paper Football

A paper football triangle resting at the edge of a cream Formica table marked with yard lines.
Touchdown6Field goal3Extra pt1

The lunch-table game, taken far too seriously: real slide-and-tip physics for a folded paper triangle, four downs, and finger goalposts. Hang it off the edge for six.

  • Tabletop physics
  • 1–2 players
  • 5-minute game
Kick off

The Process

  1. 01

    A strange premise

    Each game starts with an idea that won’t leave me alone. What if a lawsuit ended in a fistfight? What would paper football feel like with real physics?

  2. 02

    Built solo, end to end

    Code, art, sound, rules and jokes: I make all of it. No studio, no publisher, no focus group sanding off the weird parts.

  3. 03

    Playable in seconds

    Everything runs in your browser. No downloads, no accounts. Click play and you’re in.

Two games in. More coming.

Start with whichever one strikes your fancy.

Argue your case, use your fists to winFlick the football, but not too hard