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Practical notes about making browser games, listening to players, and improving one detail at a time.
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Workflow notes · 5 min read
One AI, Three Hats: A Practical Workflow for Better Browser Games
How splitting AI-assisted work into Planner, Tester, and Gameplay Reviewer passes creates clearer evidence and better next steps.
Read articleEngineering notes · 4 min read
A Language Dropdown Is Not Localization
Why a multilingual browser game must localize routes, dynamic states, Result screens, and accessibility copy—not only buttons.
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Design notes · 4 min read
A Falling Game Is Really About the Next Landing
What Animal Skyspire Drop taught us about showing risk without taking the rotation decision away from the player.
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Design notes · 4 min read
How to Teach Inertia Without Pausing the Game
What Space Rocks taught us about visible motion cues, forgiving openings, and letting recovery carry the lesson.
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Game notes - 3 min read
The Mission Is Not Over When You Grab the Treasure
What playing Animal Moonlight Heist taught us about extraction routes, free retries, and resisting one risky detour.
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Game notes - 3 min read
A Puzzle About Patience: Why One Pipe Turn Can Change Everything
What playing Panko's Bamboo Waterway taught us about tracing routes, using hints, and recovering from a bad turn.
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Game notes · 4 min read
The Weapon Shoots by Itself. Your Job Is to Keep Moving.
What Animal Relic Hunters taught us about movement, enemy patterns, temporary upgrades, and staying in control.
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Game notes · 4 min read
The Most Important Tile Is the Empty One
What Animal 2048 taught us about protecting space, making useful moves, and learning from a failed board.
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Game notes · 4 min read
The Best Move Is Not Always an Attack
What a turn-based animal tactics game taught us about positioning, patience, and useful failure.
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Game notes · 4 min read
Why Simple Is Hard: Playing Panko's Bus Jam
What a small bus puzzle taught us about order, risk, undo, and meaningful level changes.
Read articleBehind the scenes · 8 min read
Why We Built WeightPlay
How an original browser-game platform takes shape through small decisions, mobile play, and real player feedback.
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