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Dots and Boxes on a 6×6 dot grid: claim a line, close a box, draw again, and outdraw the Pencil.
Pack every shape with no gaps or overlap.
Rotate every arc until the circle is seamless.
A fast, playful riddle duel.
An endless dungeon you walk around, and it remembers its dead. Your corpse stays down there for everyone else.
A field dossier that refuses to name your mushroom — it gets the irreversible evidence out of the ground intact and writes the ID request an identifier can answer.
A one-button flight through a voxel world.
A hi-fi Minecraft brewing sim — three very silly villagers, a basin of lava, and every real recipe in the game.
27 skill domains, 81 app concepts, two hostile skeptics each. Seventeen survived the question: why not just ask an LLM?
Route every cable without a single crossing.
Flip plank tiles and pair up ores, ingots and gems.
Dodge a mean teacher's insults and keep Xiao Ming's self-esteem in one piece.
One hour, one level refresh. Everybody builds the same one.
A razor-sharp one-button swing through a webbed city skyline.
Sixty advanced days of microtime, clavinet language, voicing economy and deep keyboard pocket.
Battlefield-style architecture maps for Steam-scale gaming and Vercel-scale frontend cloud systems.
A climbing force gauge that streams to your browser, and a grip ledger whose staleness scheduler decides what you pull today.
Drag vectors, points and planes in 3D and watch every formula recompute live — the geometry behind graphics, game-engine and robotics interv
A tiny flat Reversi on a 6x6 flower bed. Flank the moss, flip the bed, bloom in ten beds or today's daily match.
Four planets, 12 primary school math issues, turn each calculation into an adventure.
A compact starlit particle field shaped like Jing Luo.
Rebuild the pattern as a flawless reflection.
Tilt your phone to keep the ball on the paddle — don't let it drop.
A dark-adapted f-stop enlarger timer first — the dodge and burn you record in stops re-derive themselves for a new size, paper or head height.