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Games from Greenlight.

Games set in the worlds of Greenlight's books and film projects, and in worlds our partner studios bring with them. Each page says what the game is, where it comes from and where you can get it.

11 games

The video store at night: a pink neon VIDEO CLERK sign over windows of invented film posters, OPEN LATE glowing in the window, a red hatchback parked outside, and blocky players walking in across a rain-wet car park.
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VIDEO CLERK

Twelve customers, five clerks, one video store that never closes. Win the rounds, earn the VETO, pick tonight's tape.

Original world

Roblox

Behind an old brick building, a hooded boy on the top step has just let go of a bin lid that flies into the air as a whole flock of pigeons lifts off the wall, while a small girl in a rust pinafore crouches by the zinc bins, grinning, a wooden spoon in her hand.
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Tocko: Two Taps

Every sound in the old building is a rule. Find it, play it, hang a brass tapper, then tap twice on the table and wait. The building taps back.

Original world

iPhone and iPad

Under a green and gold aurora at night, a child on a step stool screws a bulb into a log cabin's porch light string while a friend helps and a curly-haired girl climbs the steps with a lantern; through the window Dad points at a big open book and a dog sleeps by the stove.
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Disaster School

Ridiculous weather outside. A calm book inside. Keep the little schoolhouse lit, warm, dry and steady with experiments from real science chapters.

Original world

Roblox

On a festival main stage at night, four players in amber, violet, teal and pink jackets play drum pads, a bass, a keytar and a mic stand around a headliner in a black jumpsuit with glowing magenta shoulder bars and a visor, his giant outline in light on the wall behind.
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Headliners

Four friends, four layers, one virtual headliner who stays solid only while your band holds the song together.

Original world

Roblox

In a stone basement lit violet and blue, the band plays out of step around Leila, steady at the drums in the middle: a bassist, two guitarists, a slouching singer, a soprano with her eyes closed and a harmony singer looking on, while Mr. Kravitz in his robe comes down the stairs raising his cane.
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Goth Girls: Noise Complaint

The band drifts. The drummer never does. Keep them with her, then find the rent.

Original world

Windows

On a pale linen table by a window over a misty lake at dawn, 36 hand-coloured picture cards lie in a six-by-six grid with timber counters, two bone dice and brass anchor marks, while six smooth voice stones rest apart on a dish.
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The Game of Hope

The dice race from around 1799 hidden inside a fortune-telling deck. Answer riddles to steer the dice, then name six hidden voices. No fortunes told.

Original world

Web browser

Helen, in a cream cable-knit cardigan with a pencil in her pinned-up hair, holds an ochre-and-slate swatch against a catalogue photo of pink-and-ink marbled endpapers at a lamp-lit desk, while Pepper the grey cat walks across the papers and Sheriff Hugh Kline waits by a taped doorway.
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The Lark & Quill Casebook

Keep the shop open. Look twice. Lay the evidence in a row for the sheriff.

Original world

Windows

A dark green museum gallery split by a red velvet rope. Under the only lamp, a wooden chest wears a black top hat. In front of the rope, a housekeeper reads a long leaflet from a plain bottle, a man in a balaclava holds his coffee, a golfer leans over the rope and an editor raises a red stamp.
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The Museum of Perfect Crimes

Open a museum of drug history in your own house. Hang the exhibits, write the labels, then watch what the visitors carry home.

Original world

Windows

First-person view across a worn kitchen table at night: gloved hands hold a pencil over a numbered form beside a notebook, a tin mug and a tag on a cord, while a broad gray-haired man in a long gray coat buttoned to the throat stands by the stove under a bare bulb.
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The Vigil Laws: Holding Charge

Hold the unit. Ask it exactly. Put your name to what happened.

Original world

Windows

On the left, in a dark room lit by pink and green neon and a candle in a jar, a young woman with a top bun, a caped vampire cop and a robot in a police cap look out of the window. On the right, on a grey misty plane, a mongoose sheathes his katana as a winged rat ghost bursts into banknotes.
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Dead Weight: Too Slow

Four broke roommates. One room with no power. A ghost made of their money. Wait for it, then hit: too soon, or too slow.

Original world

Windows

At a dark night desk, obsidian hands hover over a keyboard in front of an old monitor glowing amber. A phone receiver lies off the hook, its glowing ember cord knotted and rising out of frame, beside an open notebook and pencil. In the window behind, a masked figure is reflected, holding a phone.
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The Human Exploit: After Hours

It is two in the morning and the help board is yours. Most callers are telling the truth. One voice keeps borrowing other people's names.

Original world

Windows