I code and draw pixel-art games on my own. Classics taken apart and rebuilt: checkers as a roguelike deckbuilder, Minesweeper with a bounce in every tile.
// games
Checkate is the roguelike deckbuilder about checkers. Spend gold on rule-bending upgrades, and absurd pieces. Build your deck, chain outrageous combos, crown unstoppable kings and battle iconic bosses. Will you break the balance before it breaks you?
A handcrafted take on the classic. Same rules you already know, rebuilt from scratch with pixel art, springy animations and a frameless window that lives on your desktop.
// studio
Shease Games is me, Jan Feller, working under the name Shease. I program and develop pixel-art games on my own: I write the code, draw every sprite, build the boards and cut the sound. Everything here is made in Unity and C#, and runs on Windows.
I am a programming student, and games are where the other half of my time goes. The work is small on purpose: a game should be finishable by one person and still be worth finishing. That means fewer systems, tighter rules, and a lot of attention on how a single click feels.
Pixel art is not nostalgia here, it is a constraint that keeps the scope honest. A board you can read at a glance, a sprite you can redraw in an evening, and animation you can actually finish.
More games are on the way.
// contact
Press and content creators: the screenshots and clips on the game pages are free to use. Ask by email if you need anything at a different size.