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StimDock

Tiny games and mini-simulations that live on your desktop. Interact with them whenever you like, tweak how they behave, or let them run in the background while you work or play.

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About the Game

StimDock is a collection of tiny games and simulations you can keep open on your desktop.

You start in the Hub, a simple screen where you can browse, preview, and launch each micro-game. From here, you can switch games at any time, read quick instructions, and adjust settings both globally and per game.

Each game runs inside a small, transparent game window.

It floats above your other applications and is easy to move around, so you can keep it open while working, browsing, or playing something else.

At its core, StimDock is a collection of small games and visual simulations that live on your desktop.

From spinners and sliders to click-based games and purely visual systems, each experience can be actively engaged with, simply observed as it runs in the background, or anything in between.

You can customize how the window behaves, switch between games at any time, and use StimDock as a light, always-available companion on your desktop.