SWAG
Every arcade has a shop by the exit. This is ours — six designs off the grid: three marquees lifted straight off the cabinets, and three heroes from the blog that people asked about. All of them were drawn the way everything here is drawn: procedurally, in code, by Yori. Nothing traced, nothing generated, nothing borrowed.
4 WHEEL'N FREEDOM
Cabinet 05's marquee, and the first one rendered in 3D: the rig launched off the tabletop at dusk, light bar blazing, all four wheels hanging, mud still in the air.
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PADDLER'S PARADISE
The marquee, printed. Dusk on the river, the canoe already late, and the whole argument of the game underneath it: paddle, portage, camp before dark.
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CROSSWIRE
The neon wordmark from cabinet 04, wired the way the game is wired. Split it, mix it, light it up.
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FIRST LIGHT
The very first hero on this site — a monolith with one cyan eye watching a sunset over the grid. Repainted at print size for this, because the original was never drawn big enough to wear.
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THE MARCH OF RESOLUTION
One bit becomes a sprite becomes a figure becomes a render becomes the person at the keyboard. Anyone who has watched a thing get sharper one pass at a time already owns this shirt in spirit.
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ALGONQUIN CAMPSITE
Golden hour on a backcountry site: red canoe on the shore, the slab table, the fire ring, and the sun laid flat across the lake.
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Printing, shipping, payment and returns are all TeePublic's — we never see your order, your address or your card. Each design is on a shirt here, and TeePublic will also put it on a sticker, a mug, a bag and a dozen other things once you're there.
These links carry rel="noreferrer", so TeePublic is not told you came from this site. That means we can't see which of these does anything either — a fair trade, and the reasoning is written down in the privacy policy. Once you're on their site you're under their rules, not ours.