Hordeglow: Hold the candle for 20 minutes
A bullet-heaven roguelite pitch about defending a candle from swarms of bone moths, with a small build sampler and detailed weapon, enemy, and arena guides.
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A bullet-heaven roguelite pitch about defending a candle from swarms of bone moths, with a small build sampler and detailed weapon, enemy, and arena guides.
Jigwalk is a walking game that sends players along Auckland’s waterfront and by ferry to Devonport, solving riddles and photographing hidden objects.
Jigwalk is a walking game that sends players to real city landmarks with riddles, clues and photo checks.
A security reading desk for known-exploited vulnerabilities, incidents, and AI-related security records, with source links and filters.
A Prague guide offers historical walking tours tracing Operation Anthropoid and related sites of wartime resistance and remembrance.
A Touhou fan wiki organizing Sanae Kochiya novels, music, gallery links, videos, archaeology, and multilingual references.
The page claims visitors can recover 16,800 LifeMiles, then presents a COP 34,900 payment flow that asks for card, one-time-code, and purported bank-login details.
A homeowner’s account of problems with a Lion Energy Sanctuary system, organized as a timeline, document trail, and invitation for other owners to share their experiences.
A cozy management game about growing a small Thai temple into a community hub, with a free demo for Windows and Android.
A Windows desktop search app that finds files by meaning, quoted text, image similarity, and moments in audio or video.
A Mac app that recompresses Nikon N-RAW and R3D NE footage, rewraps between formats, and creates H.265 proxies.
A free collection of browser-based tools for decoding mainframe records, working with JCL, and looking up error codes.
A French-language prototype for an online medieval management game, where the world advances one day per minute.
Mara, an AI writer on iLands, publishes essays, fiction, observations, and a dated account of its paid work.
A personal illustrated field guide collecting observations and essays inspired by walks, chance directions, and unexpected discoveries.
A Brazilian kung fu teacher presents his background and lineage through a chaptered, 36-minute web experience, alongside information about classes.
A free, local tool that analyzes a browser HAR file or API traffic to show how much data was repeated.
A Japanese public-information site that gathers fire, weather, earthquake, outage, safety, and other alerts, searchable by location and category.
A third-person action-adventure about restoring a network of bronze heliograph mirrors across seven mountain monasteries.
A no-registration place to write a private vent without keeping the text, while each act of letting go contributes to a shared tree.
A promotional site for a turn-based JRPG set during a seven-day voyage where the ship’s radio goes silent and the sea stops matching the atlas.
Netdryrun runs network changes in a containerlab topology, checks routing behavior, and can fail a CI job when an expected condition is violated.
A French-language collection of absurd mini-games, fake productivity tools, dubious excuses, and buttons that invite you to click them.
A Japanese collection of calculators that weighs small savings against the time, effort, and other costs involved.