gurtt

@gurtt.dev

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I love making things people love to use. 📍 Melbourne Get Trophy Case for your Playdate! gurtt.dev/trophy-case

Animation of the Dr. Kawashima head from Brain Training doing a 6-7 gesture while laughing. A 6 and 7 in the style of the game appears above each hand.
Screenshot of the Wii U Menu's WaraWara Plaza. The UI elements and the floating software icons bend and refract the content behind them, like pieces of glass. Zoomed in to focus on the Wii Sports Club software icon. A Mii named 'mario pro' says, "the sports in this game dont work like in the og wii sports".
Close-up of documents strewn across a desk: a clipboard holds a filled-in “Cadet Simulation Feedback Form”; a receipt-printed “Cadet Training Performance Evaluation Report”, with a list of times; an orange access card on a lanyard; and two Playdate consoles.
A screenshot of the original photo as a Photos memory. The bottom third of the image is blurred behind text that reads, "Early Moments with Friends / 2025".
A screen recording of Phrase Builder running on the Playdate Simulator. The top of the screen displays bubbles which are read out loud by a computer with different voices. The middle section shows a list of phrases that are filtered as words are typed. The bottom of the screen shows instructions for which keys to press.
A train barrels down the tracks in the middle of the screen, with a backdrop of a nondescript, blocky desert. A deck of cards lays at the bottom of the screen, with titles like “Promotion III” and “Caboose”. When a card is selected, a small hand appears above the carriages, then picks one up, drags it to a different position on the train, and drops it.
A train with nine carriages—from front to back, a passenger car, boxcar, lumber car, tire on a flatbed, tanker, sand, coal, grain hopper, and a fishtanks—travels along a railway track in the centre of the screen. In the background, rocky outcrops and sparse cactuses fly past.
A digital drawing showing a steam locomotive hauling three carriages with different cargo. The background shows a hilly landscape. Text above the train says, “‘A’ to confirm. ‘B’ to pick another card. Below the train, there are three boxes with text. The first reads, “Promotion: Move any carriage forward.” The second reads, “Shunt: Swap any two carriages.” The third reads, “Slip Coach: Remove the last carriage.”
Screenshot of Cranky Cove gameplay. Three concentric rings contain people of various professions, tools, and ingredients. Surrounding the rings, customers are demanding different products. The centre of the screen shows a tally of coins collected, and the bottom-right corner shows a countdown with about three minutes left.
A Playdate console shows statistics alongside a spinning trophy. As someone off-screen blows into the Playdate’s mic, the trophy spins faster.