The Last Bell
Awaken and guide five named souls to a chapel. Ringing a bell also gives the hunter a sound to investigate. Rescue enough to escape, or risk returning for everyone.
Rescue, remembrance, and the choice to return.
Small experiments. Distinct personalities.
A weekend of
little worlds.
A neighborhood of trick shots. A glowing ensemble. A little creature’s journey. A garden with all the time in the world.
Explore the collection“These games are all awesome and everybody wins.”
Daisy · October 25, 2026Formal judging comes later.This is a celebration of the jam.
The finishing pass
Four ways to play.
Choose a world to explore its art, films, and journey from toy to game.
The making
Find the fun.
Then make it belong.
The games grew through play, specific feedback, and small experiments. More mechanics were not always the answer. Sometimes the leap was a better route, a gentler interface, or a light that finally felt alive.
This gallery celebrates the desktop editions and their browser adaptations. Each Play panel states its verified scope. The art and cinematic players below are showcase media, not gameplay footage.
Two more worlds from the jam
The Last Bell
& Midnight Bell.
Two related themes, two different kinds of tension.
Midnight Bell
A 180-second bank-or-greed arena. Collect echoes, hold still to bank a chain, and read the different threats of trackers, interceptors, and lungers.
Movement, mounting pressure, and knowing when to bank.
Bell art & production credits
Creative direction: Daisy. Godot implementation, original geometry, interface, synthesized sound and technical verification: Codex with bounded independent reviewers.
Characters, grave markers and floor texture use CraftPix’s Free Chapel Pixel Art Top-Down Asset Pack, acquired through Daisy’s account. CraftPix licenses. Engine: Godot 4.7, MIT license.
Last Bell opening: Krea Seedance 2.5, based on the original concept still. Midnight opening: Krea Seedance 2.0 Mini, text-to-video. No CraftPix source art was uploaded for either generation. No new generation was commissioned for this gallery.
The Bell entries are separate projects. Their local revision labels are not interchangeable; this showcase does not assign a formal ranking.
Family Game Jam · October 2026
Everybody wins.
Different games, different pleasures. One very good weekend of making things worth playing.
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