Games on Ted Factory

Typing Sky

Fri, 06 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0900

Typing Sky#

A typing game where you shoot down words flying across the sky. Words from the famous poems and novels listed below scroll from right to left. Type them correctly before they reach the left edge to score points. Each word’s character count is added to your score, and the speed increases as you succeed.

SCORE 0

COMBO 0

SPEED 1.0x

LIVES

Typing Sky

Type the words flying across the sky!

3D Tetris Box

Sat, 07 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0900

3D Tetris Box#

A 3D block slowly moves away from you into a 6 x 6 x 15 box. On desktop, use I / J / K / L for planar movement, F / D / S for rotation, and A for a fast drop.

Seven Poker Simulator

Mon, 09 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0900

Seven Poker Simulator#

Seven Poker (Seven-Card Stud) is a card game where each player receives 7 cards dealt sequentially, and builds the best possible 5-card hand from them. Some cards are dealt face-down and others face-up, making it a game where reading your opponents and strategic betting are key.

I occasionally get together with close friends for poker nights, and after getting cleaned out one too many times, I decided to build this simulator so I could practice on my own. The 5 AI players each have distinct play styles, so hopefully it helps sharpen your instincts for real games.

Math Track

Tue, 21 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0900

Math Track#

A single-player mental-math game where you roll a die and move around a square track of operation cells, keeping a running total in your head. Only the cell you land on applies its operation to the current value. When your pawn returns to the start, type the final value — if it’s correct, you advance to the next level. Each level widens the set of operations and the operand range.

TakeFive — Gomoku UFO Battle

Sun, 21 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0900

TakeFive — Gomoku UFO Battle#

TakeFive is an Android game I built and published on Google Play back in 2014. It’s based on Renju (Gomoku), but instead of placing stones, a flying saucer (UFO) flies in and occupies the area — with missions that change at every stage.

I eventually pulled it from the store because of maintenance costs, but I still have a soft spot for the apps I made myself, and it felt a shame that it was no longer visible anywhere. So I stripped out all the platform pieces — scoreboards, in-app purchases and the like — and revived just the pure Gomoku game, its stage-by-stage missions, and the original images and sounds as a web widget. (I’ve written more about why I made the original game and what I took away from it in the TAKE FIVE dev story.)

Cross Cube — An Unfolded Cube Puzzle

Sun, 05 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0900

Cross Cube — An Unfolded Cube Puzzle#

A small confession: I have always been mildly curious about cube puzzles — officially known by the trademark Rubik’s Cube, and generically called twisty puzzles. But I never bought one because I could not solve it, and learning to solve it felt like one more thing to study in a life that already has plenty — so I kept walking past it.