That's cool. The only 1D game I'd seen before was this one, which I saw at the Exploratorium (a science museum in San Francisco): https://www.wobblylabs.com/line-wobbler Someone made an open source clone: https://github.com/Critters/TWANG I gave that code to Claude and asked it to make a web based version I could play on my phone. It's not as fun as the version with an LED strip, but it's actually playable (which sur…
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#12I remember a 1D roguelike someone made for a 24h competition, was surprisingly fun
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#13https://bobbyjack.itch.io/1derlust
I had a few ideas about how to extend the concept into a proper game; might revisit one of these days.
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#14That's cool. The only 1D game I'd seen before was this one, which I saw at the Exploratorium (a science museum in San Francisco): https://www.wobblylabs.com/line-wobbler Someone made an open source clone: https://github.com/Critters/TWANG I gave that code to Claude and asked it to make a web based version I could play on my phone. It's not as fun as the version with an LED strip, but it's actually playable (which sur…
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#15This reminds me of early games on personal computers like the Altair that had a row of LEDs for output. Maybe the title of these was something like "Kill the Bit" or similar.