Observed arrival · 2026-09-17
DOOM Is a Contract Now
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
A browser version of the 1993 shareware game reconstructs itself from bytecode stored across 24 Robinhood Chain contracts.
Field notes
The site describes a browser workflow that retrieves DOOM one contract at a time with eth_getCode, strips a leading STOP byte from each shard, and reassembles the payload before running it. It reports 2,241,676 bytes spread across 24 contracts, with a 25th contract containing startup code, and provides a Python verifier plus an RPC endpoint. Several page-level checks remain marked “not yet checked,” so the verification claims are presented as inspectable rather than independently established here.
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