s l o w r o a d s
Endless driving in the browser; perfect for /those/ meetings. You know the ones.
Gridrunner++ by llamasoft_ox
Windows version of the classic Vic20 and CBM64 game.
davep - itch.io
My itch profile
John Wick by MuriloDev
Fun fake NES take on a John Wick game. Really kinda tricky to play, but fun too.
Low Culture 4: Death Stranding
Rather good essay about playing Death Stranding.
Bug that stops me from saving or collecting/delivering orders : DeathStranding
This sounds similar to the issue I keep running in with my saved game. Need to dive into this a bit more to see if I can cause the effect without even building the road.
In-depth guide to Beat Saber
Lots of information about Beat Saber, answers a lot of questions I've had since I started playing.
How I cut GTA Online loading times by 70%
That thing where you obviously release something that works, just doesn't work well enough, and you never go back and improve it 'cos it works and, well... it's working yeah?
That.
VTOL VR voice commands
VTOL VR does voice recognition! This little sim keeps on impressing me.
Lunar Flight - Basic Flight Tutorial - YouTube
Really useful basic tutorial for flying Lunar Flight in VR.
Creating blocks for cyubeVR
Tutorial on how to create custom blocks for cyubeVR.
Genetic Algorithms for Evolution of QWOP Gaits
QWOP is a browser-based, 2-dimensional flash game in which the player controls an Olympic sprinter competing in a simulated 100-meter race. The goal of the game is to advance the runner to the end of the 100-meter race as quickly as possible using the Q, W, O, and P keys, which control the muscles in the sprinters legs. Despite the game simple controls and straightforward goal, it is renowned for its difficulty and unintuitive gameplay. In this paper, we attempt to automatically discover effective QWOP gaits. We describe a programmatic interface developed to play the game, and we introduce several variants of a genetic algorithm tailored to solve this problem. We present experimental results on the effectiveness of various representations, initialization strategies, evolution paradigms, and parameter control mechanisms.
Lode Runner Web Game
Lode Runner. In the web!
Hexcodle | The Daily Hexcode Guessing Game!
While it's fairly trivial to beat in a number of different ways, it's a fun idea.
Pong wars
The Conway's Game of Life of Pong.
Reversing Choplifter – Blondihacks
"The Apple II line of computers had an amazing run, from 1977 to 1993. In that time, hundreds of thousands of pieces of software were written for it, including many tens of thousands of games. Like any platform, however, the number of truly great games within that range is much smaller. If you ask any former (or current) Apple II user what the best five games on the platform are, there would be variation of course, but one game would be on everyone’s list: Choplifter."
Saved because I didn't play the Apple II version, but I loved it on the CBM64!