A mod for Elden Ring that reintroduces the Rune of Death into the logic of the game. The Rune of Death—also known as Destined Death—was removed from the Elden Ring, allowing the Tarnished to rise again each time they lose all of their HP. By returning the Rune to the Elden Ring, the player’s immortality is revoked. Upon death, their life ends forever and the game is permanently deleted.

A mod for GTA V that acts as a screen saver. After a period of inactivity, the player character is transported to a remote location to save rendering power. Due to the fact that the game handles the collision of objects dependent on the distance to the avatar, the world becomes unstable and permeable.

A mod for GTA V that investigates the in-game legend of the swamp monster.

A mod for Red Dead Redemption 2 that adds a permanent bonfire at every location where an NPC dies.

A mod that switches the game camera's point of view from the main character to the currently nearest NPC.

When the H key is pressed, all men must dance.

A mod that allows a peek into the lives and inner worlds of Los Santos' NPCs.

A mod that allowed players to write messages all over the map of GTA V.

A mod for GTA V that makes the police read the player's rights (GTA V End User License Agreement) when they are wanted by the cops.

A mod that sequentially spawns every object from the GTA V prop database until the game ultimately crashes under the weight of every thing.

A mod that turns all NPCs into photo daddies and sets the time to a perpetual "golden hour". Quotes from Vilem Flusser's 1983 "Towards a Philosophy of Photography" are recited throughout the gameplay by a voice-over.

A mod for that turns the game into a music instrument. The GTA V Piano of the Dead comprises exclusively of assets from GTA V, including screams from the game database which have been mapped to the 7 tones of the C4 octave.