2022 GJ Awards nominee
Nominated for Fangame of the Year in the 2022 Game Jolt Awards, this survival horror tribute is the strongest public recognition point in Lord DeeJay's catalogue.
Independent game creator
Lord DeeJay
Fan games, survival horror homages, arcade prototypes and pop-culture experiments built with one clear instinct: make each idea playable, readable and memorable.
Recognition
2022 GJ Awards nominee
Resident Evil The Arklay Chronicles was nominated for Fangame of the Year in the 2022 Game Jolt Awards, reaching the final community poll alongside six other fan games.
The project was nominated, not awarded the winner title. That distinction matters, and the official Game Jolt posts are linked here for full context.
Showcase
Built for cult-game energy
From Arklay corridors to highway challenges and Halloween brawls, Lord DeeJay's catalogue turns familiar genres into compact, playable love letters for players who enjoy fast hooks and strong atmospheres.
Survival horror
Resident Evil The Arklay Chronicles
Catalogue
Eleven games, several obsessions
Survival horror, retro arcade action, driving games, parody projects and jam experiments all sit in the same orbit: clear rules, recognizable worlds and a direct line to the player's reflexes.
Signature
A personal studio with bite
Lord DeeJay works like a solo arcade lab: part fan tribute, part genre remix, part quick-fire prototype. The result is a catalogue that favors mood, speed and instantly readable concepts over corporate polish.
Fan games with identity
Resident Evil-inspired projects that speak directly to survival horror communities.
Instant arcade hooks
Action, driving, fighting and scoring ideas that players understand in seconds.
Playable pop culture
Tributes, cult machines, parody and genre cinema turned into interactive experiments.
Long-running output
A public Game Jolt history that started in 2016 and keeps expanding through releases and prototypes.
Networks
Follow the builds, videos and updates
Game Jolt is the main home for releases, while YouTube, itch.io, Instagram and the linked Twitter/X account extend the work through videos, creator updates and side projects.