CocolitoCollective

{ studio · by Daniel Dilena }

Small games.
Useful apps.
Built with care.

Cocolito Collective is a small archive of games, apps, and digital experiments — built slowly, by hand, one project at a time.

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Cocolito Collective — an orange cat sitting on a shelf line, framed by code brackets

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The Playable Shelf

Familiar Frenzy cover art — a witch in a purple hat and robe stands on a glowing rune circle before a swirling purple portal, with her translucent ghost-cat familiar beside her and the game's logo on a banner above.CC · 01
Browser Game / Game JamReleased

Familiar Frenzy

A spooky-cute top-down survival arena: a witch dodges enemy waves while her ghost-cat familiar does the fighting — and powers her upgrades.

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Key Pong title screen — the neon 'KEY PONG' logo over a mechanical-keyboard background, with Classic, Time Attack, How to Play, and Quit menu options and glowing teal and magenta keys.CC · 02
GameReleased

Key Pong

A chaotic mechanical-keyboard twist on Pong. Swing a giant Spacebar paddle as the ball morphs into a new key on every bounce — clacks, glowing trails, screen shake, and a 5-minute Time Attack.

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Savory Shelf's recipe import screen — the Cook it your way headline above a field for pasting a recipe URL and an Import Recipe button.CC · 03
AppIn Progress

Savory Shelf

A calm, ad-free home for your recipes — save from anywhere or add your own, then turn any recipe into a category-sorted shopping list.

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Mob Mart cover art — a grinning mimic merchant with a treasure-chest head stands behind a shop counter in a torch-lit dungeon store, a slime and a skeleton customer waiting near a glowing purple battle door marked To Adventure, with the Mob Mart logo above.CC · 04
Browser GameIn Progress

Mob Mart

A cozy dungeon shop idle game: run a monster supply mart, sell gear to cute low-level mobs, and read the funny battle reports after they march off to probably get flattened.

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About the studio

Daniel Dilena builds small games, useful apps, and digital experiments under Cocolito Collective. The work blends practical tools, retro game inspiration, cozy visual design, and a hands-on, still-learning approach — made because they're worth making, not to chase a trend.

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