Scorchlet
Watch your dragon grow! Hatch, raise and care for a tiny fire-breather of your very own.
In the news: featured in the Odessa American.
~ welcome, wanderer ~
Games built by a player, for the players. Nothing ships until I've played every inch of it and loved it, and every game gives at least 10% to charity.
I don't release a game until I've played every corner of it myself and genuinely enjoyed it.
See it in Scorchlet →At least 10% from every game (Mimic Masters gives 70%), and every cent is public on the Transparency page.
Mimic Masters gives 70% →Mimic Masters packs seven game modes and deep accessibility for under $5 on itch.io, and it's free on mobile.
See it in Mimic Masters →Warm lights in dark hallways. Pick a door, any door.
Mimic MastersWatch. Repeat. Master!
A game of memory, rhythm and reflex with seven wildly different modes. It's built so everyone can play, with colour-blind, light-sensitive and motion-sick modes and ads you control. Seventy percent of net revenue goes to charity every month.
Free on mobile · $2.99 on itch.io
On itch.io: download for Windows or Android (APK). Want to try it first? Play the free 10-minute demo in your browser.
Marketed with Queens Court and Looking Glass.
Mobile versions are in testing. Tap a badge to become a tester.
Watch your dragon grow! Hatch, raise and care for a tiny fire-breather of your very own.
In the news: featured in the Odessa American.
Heroes never die. Step into the ruins and find out just how far an unkillable hero can go.
Sold as-is: one of my first two games. I no longer have the files, so it can't be updated or patched.
A cute farm sim. Plant, harvest and grow a cozy little homestead into something to be proud of.
Sold as-is: one of my first two games. I no longer have the files, so it can't be updated or patched.
Games aren't just code and pixels. They're homes.
Games are the places we run to when the world feels too loud or too quiet. Here, connection comes before commerce. Whimsy is free. And everyone who steps inside gets a seat at the table, no invitation required.
Alvie grew up wandering empty hallways until heroes like Sora and Riku showed up on screen, offering friendship when real life didn't. A dusty PlayStation 2 became his escape hatch, his compass, and eventually his calling.
His wife crowned him "Mad Hatter," a name born from love, chaos, and 3 AM ideas scribbled on napkins. So when it came time to name his studio, he reached for the Hatter's oldest partner in madness: the March Hare, forever pouring tea and forever wide awake. March Hare Games is a love letter to his wife, his kids, and every dreamer who ever needed a world to belong to.
Those who are called "mad" are often just ahead of their time.
This place was built for dreamers, wanderers, misfits and magic-seekers. There's a seat here with your name on it.
Catch the madness live, follow along as new worlds get built, or grab some tools from the shop.