A small game studio that makes games with AI, on purpose, and calls them what they are.

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Slop used to mean what went in the pig’s trough. Now it means what the machines make. We make games from it, and we finish them.

Etching of a large pig with its snout in the straw, three hens pecking beside it.

slop, noun. Kitchen scraps and swill, fed to pigs. Later, anything made in bulk without much care. Lately, whatever a machine made that nobody asked for.

Games

4 games since 2026

  • Sea of Slop: a toon galleon under full sail on a blue sea at sunset.

    Sea of Slop

    2026

    Co-op pirates. Crew a galleon with friends, dig up treasure, fight skeletons, sink each other. Live like a pirate!

    Download v0.5.0: Windows · Mac

  • AeroVista: a Spitfire flying over London at sunset, the city glowing orange below.

    AeroVista

    2026

    Flight sim. Fly over real satellite pictures of the UK and Europe in anything from a Cessna to Concorde. There’s a career mode, with paid leave.

  • Tokometer: a small dark widget with a usage graph, 72% of the five-hour limit and 30% of the weekly limit used.

    Tokometer

    2026

    Desktop widget. Shows how much of your Claude Code and Codex allowance is left. Not strictly a game, but it’s how we keep score.

    Download v1.6.0: Windows · Mac · Linux

  • Overtime: a cartoon developer at their desk after being shouted at, saying “Wow. Okay. I will just… keep typing then.”

    Overtime

    2026

    Desktop pet. A tiny developer lives in the corner of your screen building apps nobody needs. You’re the boss: abusive or nice, you decide.

    Download v0.1.0-alpha.4: Windows · Mac (Apple silicon) · Mac (Intel)

We make songs too

Animated lyric videos about working in software, written and sung with AI. New ones land on YouTube first.

Play Big Talk, Big Title, 3:52

Up next: Big Talk, Big Title, nu-disco, 3:52. Open on YouTube or watch the Short.

  1. Big Talk, Big Title

    Nu-disco, 3:52. Big titles, big talk and the meeting for the meeting at noon. Claude wrote the summary; you called it a win.

  2. Vibe Code

    Pop-rock, 4:12. AI-first leadership, vibe-coded apps and seventeen dashboards that all look the same.

  3. RFC Queue

    Pop-punk, 2:21. A robot writes the doc, a robot reviews it, and nobody reads it. Ship it, ship it.

  4. Learning Pointers

    Outlaw country, 3:20. Ten years learning pointers, while the new kid spends ten minutes learning to prompt.

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How a game gets made

  1. First we type a prompt.

    One line, usually a joke somebody said out loud at lunch. That line is the whole design document.

    A black Remington typewriter from 1907 on a wooden desk, a sheet of typed paper in it.
    A Remington typewriter, 1907.

  2. Then the machine makes a mess.

    Art, music, code and dialogue, generated in an afternoon. About a third of it works, which is plenty.

    A wooden Jacquard loom with its chain of punched cards hanging beside thousands of threads.
    A Jacquard loom reading its punched cards, 1800s.

  3. We keep the best mistakes.

    A horse with seven legs is a bug anywhere else. Here it might be the game, so we play until we know.

    Detail of an engraved proof from the 1600s with handwritten corrections pasted on and written beneath it.
    A printer’s proof with its corrections, 1600s.

  4. It ships when it’s fun.

    We fix everything that is broken in a boring way, test it on people who did not make it, and put it out.

    Pinball machines lined up in an ice cream shop in Los Angeles in the 1930s.
    Pinball at an ice cream shop, Los Angeles, 1930s.
Hand-coloured engraving of the Turk: a figure in a turban seated behind a chess cabinet, its doors open to show gears.
The Turk, a chess machine that toured Europe from 1770 and beat almost everyone. A strong player sat inside it. Joseph Racknitz drew this in 1789 to show where.

Feed the trough

Ours has nobody inside. Type an idea and it pitches you a game, the way all of ours start. Same words, same game, every time.

Or try , or .

Untitled Pigs Game

A cooking game where the pigs are the chefs, as a platformer. The final boss is the loading screen.

Seed 1,462,912,183. Fun for a long weekend.

Known bugs, all kept

  • The credits list a composer nobody has met.
  • A door in level two leads back to the menu.
  • Water occasionally flows uphill, politely.

Contact

Slop Studio

Black-and-white photograph of three pigs feeding at a wooden trough behind a wire fence.
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