Field notes / Development journal
What we’re making, why it matters to us, and what we’re learning along the way. Notes from the work, not a release schedule.
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THE SIGNAL / THE WHOLE PICTURE911 Simulator has moved beyond its original training demo into a full playable first release, with dozens of calls, multi-call shifts, live units and incidents, player statistics, progression, challenges, and leaderboards.
Far Haul has retired its browser build so development can focus on a higher-quality Windows version—and the decision is already showing up in lighting, settings, surface exploration, ports, people, sound, and world identity.
Far Haul now connects freight, hands-on flight, star jumps, and first-person movement through the ship—and has gained a portable Windows build alongside the browser demo.
The first Far Haul prototype quickly expanded beyond modular ships into the data and simulation needed for a freight-driven universe.
Plate Quest took the familiar family license plate game and turned it into an offline-first browser experience with location-aware scoring, plate artwork, and continuous trip tracking.
If Then Dungeon started by defining its logic-first dungeon rules, engine structure, visual language, and characters before committing to a playable implementation.
The 911 Simulator prototype reached a training-demo milestone after a concentrated build of game state, orientation, authentication, rewards, and public-facing presentation.
WordWeave grew from a practical attempt to make English practice more engaging into a released browser word game with scoring, sharing, expanded word lists, and multiple puzzle modes.
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