Hacker News with Generative AI: Games

The Myst Graph: A New Perspective on Myst (glthr.com)
Upon reflection, Myst has long been more analogous to a graph than a traditional linear game, owing to the relative freedom it affords players.

Games, Myst, Graph Theory

248 points by tobr 1 day ago | 70 comments

Ambermoon Advanced (github.com/Pyrdacor)
Ambermoon Advanced is an inofficial extension of Ambermoon. It is developed and maintained by me (Pyrdacor).

Games, Open Source, Software

17 points by snvzz 3 days ago | 1 comments

Show HN: I made a little puzzle game about a rogue chess knight (rakhim.org)
Reach the target to win.

Games, Programming, Puzzles, Chess

149 points by freetonik 4 days ago | 57 comments

Rubik's Cube Solutions, Puzzles, and 8-Balls (2023) (williambader.com)
My old racing Rubik's Cube http://www.rubiks.com is well-worn and barely holds together.

Puzzles, Games, Rubik's Cube

39 points by wonger_ 7 days ago | 4 comments

Show HN: I implemented Snake in a tmux config file (willhbr.net)
Honestly I’d stop if I could, but I just get carried away. After making a compiler for tmux, then solving sudoku, then playing video I wasn’t planning on making a game. These things just happen to you. Well maybe not to you, but they happen to me.

Programming, Terminal Emulators, Games, Creative Projects

71 points by willhbr 8 days ago | 6 comments

Show HN: A difficult game to test your logic (rvlabs.ca)
Swap the frogs! Green frogs go right, brown frogs go left. Click a frog to jump to the empty space.

Logic Puzzles, Games, Web Development, Show HN

110 points by CodeCrusader 10 days ago | 53 comments

Don't Think, Just Solve (nytimes.com)
Max Park is a longtime speedcubing world record holder — for the 3x3x3 cube, his best official time is 3.13 seconds. Let's show you how he does it.

Speedcubing, Puzzles, World Records, Games

4 points by wslh 10 days ago | 2 comments

Are fantasy games like Dungeons and Dragons a cure for US's loneliness epidemic? (businessinsider.com)
Are fantasy games like Dungeons & Dragons the cure for America's loneliness epidemic?

Games, Loneliness, Social Interaction, Mental Health

41 points by rntn 10 days ago | 75 comments

I organized a 10-day game of tag with 10 of my college friends (ntnbr.com)
From Feb 21 – Mar 3, I hosted a phenomenal game of tag with 10 of my friends from TexasTableTop (UT Austin's board game club). This game had it all: deception, betrayal, ambushes, chase scenes—you know, classic tag shenanigans! I also had to walk 8.34 miles on Speedway because I lost the game. It's a great story. Let me tell you all about it.

Games, College, Social Media, Stories

11 points by ntnbr 10 days ago | 2 comments

Leopard-Free Programming (ratfactor.com)
I had a pleasurable bit of progress today while working on a feature for Hiss, my HTML adventure game system.

Programming, Games, Web Development

7 points by fanf2 12 days ago | 0 comments

Show HN: Mark of the Deep – An in-depth web experience (markofthedeep.gg)

Web Development, Games, Show HN

10 points by felipellrocha 12 days ago | 0 comments

Show HN: I built a MCP server so Claude can play Minesweeper (github.com/tonypan2)
This is an Model Context Protocol server that allows an MCP client agents to play a game of Minesweeper. It is intended to be run alongside the Minesweeper game server.

Software, Games, AI, Programming, Show HN

123 points by tonypan 14 days ago | 38 comments

The Collective Ambition Behind Odysseus, a Game-Changing Sci-Fi Larp (mssv.net)
Last year, hundreds of players inhabited a spaceship on the run, scrambling to keep one step ahead of the enemy.

LARP, Science Fiction, Games, Community, Events

115 points by adrianhon 14 days ago | 28 comments

Show HN: I made a live multiplayer Minesweeper game (minesweeperpro.com)
Games are open to other players!

Games, Multiplayer, Programming, Web Development

242 points by bluelegacy 16 days ago | 82 comments

Zero-knowledge proofs, encoding Sudoku and Mario speedruns without semantic leak (wordpress.com)
We published our video on zero-knowledge proofs!

Cryptography, Zero-Knowledge Proofs, Games, Speedrunning

160 points by pixelpoet 16 days ago | 25 comments

Thrive is a free, open-source game about the evolution of life (github.com/Revolutionary-Games)
This is the code repository for Thrive. For more information, visit Revolutionary Games' Website.

Open Source, Games, Evolution, Biology

3 points by BSDobelix 17 days ago | 0 comments

Looking for beta testers for my GPS based game (cityquizler.com)
Solve quizzes & riddles, explore cities around the world, learn about local history, culture, art and urban life in a new way!

Games, Location-Based, Mobile Apps, Beta Testing, Travel

27 points by ipinak 17 days ago | 19 comments

Stumbling Our Way into Solving the Oldest Board Game (royalur.net)
The Royal Game of Ur, a 4500-year-old mystery, is now solved.

Archaeology, History, Games, Puzzles

4 points by obrhubr 20 days ago | 0 comments

A new Sudoku layout with 81 uniquely shaped cells (danielchasehooper.com)
Something productive finally came from my daily Sudoku habit: I invented a new type of puzzle that I call “Cracked Sudoku”. It’s named after cracked dirt:

Puzzles, Sudoku, Games, Creative Projects, Math

188 points by dmit 21 days ago | 75 comments

Shenmue (1999) reverse engineering reveals possible sun position oversight (wulinshu.com)
So far, we’ve only really touched on some of the fundamentals of reverse engineering with one game example, but this time we’re looking at something a bit different.

Reverse Engineering, Games, Shenmue, Video Games

183 points by BafS 21 days ago | 81 comments

Show HN: A CSS Puzzle Game (csshell.com)

Show HN, CSS, Puzzles, Games

5 points by spaghetti-code 23 days ago | 1 comments

Show HN: Editable Games (playscl.com)
You can edit/change the games in the list below. You can upload your own images, and even re-program the game play using SCL.

Games, Programming, Creative Projects, Web Development

142 points by sclerek 23 days ago | 30 comments

Will the Man Get Frog (lexaloffle.com)

Games, Indie Games, Retro Games

61 points by Wowfunhappy 24 days ago | 9 comments

Show HN: Wordazzle – Become eloquent by mastering elegant words, powered by AI (wordazzle.com)

AI, Language Learning, Games, Web Apps, Productivity

10 points by creature_x 24 days ago | 12 comments

Minesweeper Pro (netlify.app)

Games, Software, Web Development

5 points by marcelr 26 days ago | 2 comments

Vibe-Coded Games (vibey.dev)

Games, Web Development, User Interface

4 points by memalign 27 days ago | 1 comments

Show HN: LLMs Playing Mafia games – See them lie, deceive, and reason (opennumbers.xyz)
GitHub

AI, Games, Social Interaction, Deception

42 points by uncanny_guzus 28 days ago | 24 comments

A Eulogy for Urban Dead (mssv.net)
In 2005, Kevan Davis launched a real-time, text-based, massively multiplayer online game called Urban Dead where humans and zombies battled over the city of Malton.

MMORPGs, Games, Retro Gaming, History, 2000s

4 points by adrianhon 28 days ago | 0 comments

Can you solve it? Clueless sudoku, a genius new puzzle (theguardian.com)
Today I unveil a fantastic new type of Sudoku invented by reader Alf Smith. Like all Sudoku, the digits from 1 to 9 must appear in all rows, columns and boxes.

Puzzles, Sudoku, Games

5 points by amichail 31 days ago | 0 comments

I struggled with Git, so I'm making a game to spare others the pain (initialcommit.com)
Learning and using Git kinda sucks! So I'm building Devlands to make learning and using Git more accessible and intuitive for ... anyone.

Git, Games, Learning, Software Development, Education

246 points by initialcommit 31 days ago | 310 comments