Top-down close-quarters tactics where you stop time, draw an entry line for each operator, then let the whole stack execute at once — a Door Kickers-style planning loop rebuilt for the browser. The pitch is unusually engineering-forward: a zero-dependency simulation running at a fixed 30 Hz off a seed, so a plan plays out the same way every time. It sits at zero stars on a bare Vercel URL, which is exactly the species this site exists to catch.
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A short walking sim rendered with 3D Gaussian splatting in the browser — more tech demo than…
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Quick pickholdbutton— One button, push-your-luck reactor heat — the hold-it-one-more-second loop looks instantly replayable with zero learning curve.
Passed on remakes and tutorial fare (a tank-battle redo, tic-tac-toe, video poker, checkers, a Minecraft-alike), class-assignment Phaser deploys, and aggregator links that weren't games at all — including an SEO-spam 'game loader tool' pitching itself harder than any game would.
