On the back burner

Screwed.

You are a living screw. You can't walk. You can roll, spin, and bite into things — and whatever you bite into becomes your body.

See it move Support

The idea

Two planks screwed at the ends make a compass. And a compass walks.

There are no recipes and no build menu. Screw yourself into a plank and you've made a hinge. Screw into a second one and you've made legs — ugly, wobbly, barely-functional legs that fall over a lot.

That's the game. Every barrier sits just above what a rolling screw can manage and just below what a walker can clear, so "you need legs" is a measured fact rather than a hint.

Genre2D physics platformer
You areA screw. With eyes. That's the whole character sheet
BodiesEmergent — whatever you screw yourself into becomes your legs
Built withPlanck.js physics
StatusPlayable prototype, resting on the back burner. The walker is about two-thirds reliable, which is either a bug or the joke

Screens

A screw with ambition.

Dead screws in the background have X's for eyes. The game never mentions it.

The screw on a workbench at the start of a level — Just a screw and a workbench

The screw walking on two planks like a compass — Legs. Sort of.

The Pit level: the parts are down there with you — The Pit — "the parts are down there with you"

Where it's at

On the back burner.

The prototype plays, the levels are measured, and the walker falls over about a third of the time. Fixing that properly means giving the planks actual feet, which is a real job rather than a tweak.

So it's resting. Not cancelled, not finished — parked somewhere warm until it gets its turn again.