MF / FREE + OPEN SOURCE

Games, sound, and images—open to mutation.

Mutant Factory builds free, open-source game transformations and creative tools. Meet Raves of Mud, SoundGraph, and Get in Loser.

Raves of Mud / SoundGraph / Get in Loser — open, inspectable, and still moving.

Three current mutations.

Three very different projects, built on the same promise: open source, portable data, and enough visible machinery to make them your own.

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Game transformationIn development

Raves of Mud

A 3D and 2.5D augmentation layer for Caves of Qud.

Remembered neighboring zones, Qud-authored light and sight, physical walls, weather, and a much more complete mouse-driven interface now make the Holodeck feel like a place.

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Portable audio platformActive development

SoundGraph

One open visual sound graph that can run in a browser, on desktop, inside Godot, and on embedded hardware.

The portable graph now spans 44 node types and 280 load-verified examples, while SoundGraph can operate as both an audio plugin and a host for third-party plugins.

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Creative toolReleased

Get in Loser

A private, browser-based image editor where pixels, voxels, and sound share one increasingly strange workspace.

Pixel editing, a 16×16×24 voxel mode, MagicaVoxel import and export, better background removal, and embedded SoundGraph instruments now live together in the browser.

Open at the seams.

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Portable by design

Build a SoundGraph patch once, then run it on the web, Windows, macOS, Linux, or hardware you can carry.

See SoundGraph travel
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Machinery you can inspect

Get in Loser keeps the editor open source and your work local, so you can understand the tool, adapt it, and stay in control of what you create.

Open Get in Loser
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Respect what sits underneath

Raves of Mud transforms the Caves of Qud you already own without bundling or replacing the original game.

See how Raves works

The machinery is part of the release.

Read the source, understand project boundaries, report a problem, or make a version we did not anticipate.

Inspect the machinery

Keep the Factory running.

Donations will fund development, testing, hosting, installers, documentation, and accessibility. They will not unlock exclusive versions.

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