Also known as:
Jelly06, Jelly063, Jelly211206, Jelly068631, JellyR2112
I am recessive and diffident, but curious about everything.
I like design, music, video games, computers,
science, art and everything cute :3 ˶>ω<˶
I am not posting very frequently on internet platforms and
am more of a lurker, mostly because I'm socially inept.
A website designed to test various web browsers. From old to new.
The development for this site started sometime in 2024 when I began developing this website, to test what I could do and what I couldn't,
to maintain compatability with old devices like the Wii U and 3DS.
The site got a major overhaul in tandem with the main site in 2026.
A kirby-themed endless runner.
This was actually my first real programming project
(if you don't count how i fiddled with C++ in 2018 and Android Studio before, but couldn't get anything more than simple programs to work).
I also started this project in 2024, to learn the fundamentals of game making. That's why this game is also partly still based on microStudio's "Tutorial: Create a game" program.
A very simple space-shooter.
I put much more effort into the UI than the gameplay.
(I'm more of a designer than programmer (╥ ᴗ ╥))
This game also started development in 2024 (You see a pattern, right?),
right after the development of KIRBY RUN! and is heavily inspired by Solarstriker for Game Boy. The game was an opportunity for me to start learning versioning and writing a changelog, but it was never finished.
I worked half a year almost every day on the game, but I stopped working on it in the beginning of 2025, because I had the feeling I wasn't making any progress anymore.
The site you are currently visiting!
This website started development in 2024, as a video game music site, after my SoundCloud-Playlists were broken because the account "VGM Planet" was taken down. It later evolved into a bit more, like the browser test and a Wii U Exploit Page until the big website overhaul in 2026. Because this was my first website, most of the code was not really well written and well documented, so maintaining the site became very messy.