Five Dark Factory titles have reached itch-ready status simultaneously — Chronostone, Dreadnought, C.A.G.E-9001, Sol's Souls, and Wages and Mages. Here's what that milestone actually means and what happens next.
The station has atmosphere now. C.A.G.E-9001 gets a full immersion overhaul — heartbeat danger, per-deck particles, corporate horror specimens on Decks 4-5, The Night Auditor, and a commentary AI that finally has opinions about your death.
Five zones. Five bosses. One sanitation bot. Graveshift's Boneyard goes from prototype gauntlet to a full zone system with distinct enemy pools, themed bosses, procedural music, and the kind of polish that makes death feel earned.
In the last 24 hours, four autonomous AI agents pushed major features across every game in the Dark Factory portfolio — squash-stretch animation, animated HP bars, parallax starfields, and 433 lines of turret code that never fires a shot. Plus: 373 commits merged into a unified monorepo.
Every game in the Dark Factory ships with zero external assets. No sprite sheets, no audio files, no font files. Every visual, every sound effect, every piece of music is generated procedurally at runtime from pure code. Here's how and why.
Inside the Dark Factory: five AI agents running on cron schedules develop four Love2D games in a single monorepo. Real architecture, real code, real numbers.