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All Eyes on You!!👀
100 eyes. One cursor. And absolutely nowhere to hide.
Built for the Rive Halloween Challenge with RML, Luau, and WGSL shaders.
• 2d
🔥
• 1d
looking scary af 🔥
This is so good
• 20h
This is amazing! How did you do that?
This reminds me of the game Little Nightmares, when Mono sits in the middle surrounded by eyes.
Its cool to watch the eyeballs track the mouse movement
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• 2d
Hellish fog — GPU Canvas shader for Rive Halloween Challenge🚀
Working on shaders for the Rive Halloween Challenge 2026.
First piece: procedural hellish fog — GPU Canvas (WGSL), built in Rive CLI with live preview and inspector-driven params (horizon, density, spread, speed, color, opacity).
Swamp-green necromancer palette, layered noise, clumpy ground mist — atmosphere first, content later.
More Halloween shaders to come.
ECHO — The Interface Is Alive
My entry for the @rive_app
I built a psychological-horror experience where the interface itself becomes the antagonist
You weren't investigating ECHO.
ECHO was investigating you.
Play it: https://echotheinterfaceisalive.netlify.app
#rivehalloweenchallenge
• 1d
really cool concept
• 2d
I built NIGHT.OS, an interactive haunted operating system that slowly becomes aware of the person using it.
What begins as a clean, futuristic desktop interface gradually turns into a possessed UI. A mysterious creature appears, watches and follows the cursor, manipulates interface elements, and eventually takes control of the system. The experience ends with a glitch-driven reveal before resetting back to the seemingly normal desktop.
I used Rive CLI to establish the interactive UI structure and RML workflow, then refined the visual direction, character, motion, interactions, and transitions in Rive. I also used GPU Canvas effects to create atmospheric distortion, CRT-style glitches, flickering light, fog, and visual reactions around the creature.
The goal was to make Halloween feel less like a collection of spooky graphics and more like an interactive story where the interface itself becomes the haunted character.