Apps

Things you can open before reconsidering.

Games, sound experiments, and browser-native oddities, live here and ready to misbehave.

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Local Dope Wars

A browser-native revival of Dope Wars that adds richer systems, real Georgia locations, and customizable content packs to the classic buy-low-sell-high loop.

Local Dope Wars is an open-source React and TypeScript remake of the classic trading game. Buy low, travel, dodge trouble, and cash out before the clock does something rude. A dedicated SVG map, browser-local autosave, and run scoring keep the machinery moving.

Players can choose between bundled Gwinnett County and Atlanta Intown packs or import custom local content from JSON. Market shocks, collector pressure, cop stops, rival crews, debt, banking, pawn advances, gear, and local high scores provide the consequences.

The old economic loop remains intact. The geography, scenarios, and bad decisions can now be replaced without rebuilding the entire game.

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Malevolent Crawler

Dungeon Crawler On-Demand, hosted here while a stranger future version waits below ground.

Malevolent Crawler currently runs the upstream Dungeon Crawler On-Demand experience without major changes. The long-term plan is to fork it, alter the local ecosystem, and see what starts moving in the dark.

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Digital SoundForge

SoundForge reassembled as a browser-native sound and visual experiment.

Digital SoundForge takes the original installation's sound and infinity-portal ideas and compresses them into something a browser can survive. Open it, interact with it, and see which part of the signal answers back.

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Wasteland Flight Simulator

A deterministic 3D glider simulator over a procedurally generated wasteland where lift, drag, stalls, and gravity have opinions.

Wasteland Flight Simulator puts a makeshift glider over a streamed post-apocalyptic landscape of mountains, cracks, ruined towers, fog, and ash. Fly with keyboard, pointer, or touch controls; manage throttle, bank through turns, recover from stalls, and try not to make the terrain part of the cockpit.

Underneath the dust are deterministic fixed-step physics, adaptive visual quality, and a single-page WebGL runtime. It works on current desktop and mobile browsers, with landscape-only controls on phones and tablets. There are no accounts, saves, or telemetry. The wasteland is not taking attendance.

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