An experimental narrative prototype built around a “radio tuning × modular text system.”

Players monitor and splice multiple broadcast channels to generate contradictions, extract keywords, and issue directives that shape the protagonist’s survival. The project explores narrative as an actionable mechanic, using modular syntax blocks, state-driven conditions, and broadcast templates to create a scalable systemic narrative structure.

As my most complex storytelling prototype, it taught me how to systematize writing into gameplay logic and solidified my research interest in systemic and computational narrative design.

Pause & Piece is a 2D puzzle game built around structural logic and minimalist rules, where players drag modular tiles to reconstruct path connectivity. Despite its simple foundation, the system generates exponential variation through switches, splitters, and rotating grid clusters. Players must anticipate how each module reshapes the puzzle’s topology, creating moments where intuition and reasoning snap together in a natural “Eureka.” The design process focused on readability, feedback rhythm, and the expressive depth of connectivity itself. In the end, Pause & Piece delivers an elegant puzzle experience defined not by complexity of rules, but by the richness emerging from their combinations.

LoooooopbeaT explores the intersection between puzzle logic and rhythmic coordination.


Players assign looping patrol routes to multiple unit types—Soldier, Bunny, and Snake—and must synchronize their movement cycles to avoid collisions while maintaining rhythmic harmony.


The challenge lies in designing perfect systemic loops, turning logic into rhythm and coordination into strategy.