Six shifts at an AI platform's enforcement desk, and the title gives away the design: the interesting decision is the ban you don't make. It's a Papers, Please-shaped judgment game built on the fixtures of a real abuse-hunting project, so the cases read like the ambiguous reports a trust-and-safety reviewer actually sees rather than cartoon villains. A 0-star GitHub Pages deploy with a sharper premise than most funded games.
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Quick pickbreachpoint— Runtime-generated rooms and a squad to push through them — of the five, it's the one that reads as a game you play rather than a thing you consider.
Passed over SEO-bait titles ('Best 2026 Game Ideas'), an engine template and a shader demo posing as games, two blog posts, an SSH-only fighter you can't play in a browser, a 'built in five prompts' tool advert, and the usual Wordle/Zuma/FNAF/Minecraft clones.
