The Cookie Jar: a first-person puzzle game where Jev judges whether Mom buys your alibi
chongdashu · x · 2026-09-19
Developer chongdashu built The Cookie Jar, a first-person puzzle game powered by Jev. You play an 8-year-old who ate every cookie with Mom home in 15 minutes: explore the house, hide evidence, and bargain — the game generates nothing but has Jev judge your story at high speed, with probabilities deciding if she buys it. Four endings, built on desktop WebGPU, playable on Wavedash.
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