Draw. Roast. Bid.
Everyone secretly paints an assigned subject in an assigned art period. A French appraiser roasts the results, then every piece goes under the hammer — bidding on your own work is expressly allowed. Only after the knock-down is the true value revealed, and paid out in cash.
Trust no node.
A multiplayer hacking game in a shared, persistent world. Scan the grid from a simulated terminal, crack servers, steal data, browse the in-game darknet — and write Threads that do the boring parts for you while you sleep. Every other IP on the map belongs to somebody.
One career. Ten thousand rivals.
A football career simulator for your phone. You play one player, not the club — training, form, injuries, transfers, contracts. Around 10,000 AI players across 29 leagues live their own careers next to yours: they move clubs, win awards and retire whether you were watching or not.
Shape the future of competitive gaming.
A management sim about the 1-v-1 fighting game scene. Take an organisation from a rented practice room to a world championship: sign players, plan bootcamps, pick tournaments, and keep the sponsors happy while your roster ages out.
Codai is a one-person studio. Everything above — the match engine, the auction hall, the terminal, the art the robots paint — is built here. Games ship small, get played, and get fixed in public.
Previously: developer tooling. Those projects live on at felixbeinssen.net.
