Reactor Defence
Salvage machines march on your reactor core. Build turrets beside the track, choose an upgrade path for each, and hold the line.
Updated 2 November 2026
What’s
next.
The games we’re making next.
Plans change as games are tested, so there are no release dates here. When a game is ready to play or buy, this page will say so.
01 / Small free games
Four small games
for iPhone and Android.
Short, free games that work offline. All four are in development, and their names are working titles.
Scrap Runner
Steer a salvage drone up a scrapyard corridor with one thumb. Dodge hazards, chain near misses and spend your bolts in the workshop.
Salvage Sort
Pour matching pieces between containers until every color sits together. Free undo and hints, and a new puzzle every day.
Gravity Courier
Drag back, let go and slingshot a cargo pod past planets, moons and rocks into the dock.
02 / Bigger games
Three bigger worlds.
Buffer Overrun
Our rogue-AI auto-shooter is heading for iPhone and Android as a paid game. The browser prototype is playable now.
About Buffer OverrunFractured Cluster
Rebuild a shattered civilization across five worlds. Planned for iPhone and Android, with no ads.
About Fractured ClusterPlanet Workers
Build fleets and colonies alongside other players in one shared region, right in your browser. We’re measuring how much one region can hold before we say more.
03 / How we work
Tested first.
Shipped after.
Fun before features
New rules are tried in a test version before they reach the phone version. If players don’t come back for another round, the game changes before it ships.
A site for every game
Each game will get its own website, with real screenshots, a clear price and its own support and privacy pages.
Nothing collected today
If a game ever adds ads or purchases, the privacy policy changes before that version ships.
Questions about what’s next?
Plexsicity LLC, Brisbane, Australia.