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Level UI • 19 hours • in Articles • 9 min read

An MCP server is not a new API. It is a thin layer over the one you already have

Somewhere in the last year, "do we need an MCP server?" joined the list of questions that arrive in a brief before anyone has said what the thing is for. It is usually framed as MCP vs API, as though the Model Context Protocol were a newer kind of AP...

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brylexpl • 4 days • in Articles • 4 min read

I built a game that teaches Vim motions: what I got wrong about teaching a modal editor

Most developers I know have the same relationship with Vim: they learned just enough to exit it, and never went further. I wanted to fix that, so I built Vimrealmhttps://vimrealm.com?ref=coderlegion: a browser RPG where you type real Vim commands to ...

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Alok kumar singh • Oct 23 • in Articles • 8 min read

Tic Tac Toe in SwiftUI, Done Properly: Game State, Win Detection and Minimax AI

Originally published at https://bestlatestapps.com/blog/tic-tac-toe-in-swiftui-done-properly/https://bestlatestapps.com/blog/tic-tac-toe-in-swiftui-done-properly/ The smallest game worth architecting: an immutable board, testable rules, a view that ...

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Jakub Neruda • Oct 21 • in Videos • 1 min read

Rend Infestation Devlog #2 - Death by thousand papercuts

Second status update on my upcoming game Rend Infestation, slowly getting back into the rhythm of development....

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krlz • Oct 16 • in Articles • 10 min read

The missing break behind Digimon World’s evolution rules

title: The missing break behind Digimon World’s evolution rules published: true description: Digimon World’s decompiled evolution code reveals a four-point scoring system, a surprising tie-break rule, and a path toward a PC port. tags: reverseengine...

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Alex • Oct 13 • in Articles • 9 min read

Noita's Eye Messages in One Evening: 7 of the 9 Known Rules, and the Conclusion I Had to Take Back

> Originally published at vibeagentmaking.comhttps://vibeagentmaking.com/blog/noita-s-eye-messages-in-one-evening-seven-of-the-nine-known-rules-and-the-conclusion-i-had-to-take-back/. One script, one evening, and the Noita solvers' own nine conditio...

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Krrish41 • Oct 10 • in Articles • 2 min read

If Your Game Client Sends Raw Scores, You're Already Hacked: Building a Real-Time Web3 Arcade Engine

If your game client tells your backend what score the player achieved, your game is already hacked. When building Space Cargo Runnerhttps://krrish41.github.io/space-cargo-runner/ — a cyberpunk-themed, real-time arcade runner bridging traditional bro...

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MTIndieDev • Oct 9 • in Videos • 1 min read

Landscape Layout & Terracing | UE5 Devlog

In this devlog, I showcase the landscape creation and terracing process for Kazuhara resort in Unreal Engine 5. Using Landscape Mode’s Sculpt, Flatten, and Smooth tools, I shape the terrain, create distinct terraces, and soften the transitions betwee...

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Tom Smithverified • 16 hours • in Articles • 9 min read

Developer Weekly Briefing — October 30, 2026

Security dominated this week, but not in the usual way. Two active campaigns turned GitHub configuration files into attack surfaces. Researchers demonstrated that the built-in browsers inside AI coding tools can read your SSH keys. And at Oracle AI ...

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James Dayalverified • Oct 8 • in Dev Stories • 10 min read

From Testing Games to Building Them — Mihaela Turianu’s Journey into Indie Game Development

📝 DEV STORY

Featuring:

Mihaela Turianu•Indie Game Developer & Former Game QA Professional

> “I wanted to know how games were made, how characters came to life, how stories were written and how the magic happens backstage.” For more than eight years, Mihaela Turianu worked in Quality Assurance in the video game industry. Her job was to t...

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DaCverified • Oct 8 • in Articles • 9 min read

XCP: From an Xbox Experiment to an Open Development Platform

XCP — Chapter 5 In the previous chapters, I wrote about turning an Xbox Series X into a programmable execution target, building a virtual machine inside its sandbox, connecting AI coding agents to real hardware, and measuring the memory and GPU capab...

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MTIndieDev • Oct 6 • in Videos • 1 min read

Ragdoll Physics Issues | UE5 Devlog

While implementing player death and ragdoll physics, I ran into a persistent Chaos physics issue. The death system and ragdoll activation work correctly, but once the body hits the ground, it begins violently twitching, bouncing, and rotating, someti...

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ShengXing Chi • Oct 6 • in Articles • 2 min read

Building a bilingual browser game with Astro and Cloudflare (and making the HTML actually cache)

I recently shipped Cá Viên Chiênhttps://cavienchien.net/en/, a small cooking game about Vietnamese fried fish ball street carts. It runs in the browser, works best on phones, and ships in Vietnamese and English. Here are the parts that were more inte...

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AIAppsAPI • Oct 5 • in Articles • 2 min read

Keeping LLM NPCs Fast and Affordable in a Real Game

CoderLegion has a lot of developers experimenting with language models, and game characters are one of the most demanding places to use them. This is a practical rundown of the latency and cost techniques that make NPCs driven by language models work...

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Jakub Neruda • Oct 4 • in Videos • 1 min read

Rend Infestation Devlog #1 - A new start

Getting back into game development by resuming works on a project I started earlier this year - a top-down twin-stick shooter called Rend Infestation....

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AIAppsAPI • Oct 4 • in Articles • 2 min read

Every Game Genre Is a Spec of Systems You Can Reuse

If you have ever wanted to build a small browser game on the side, the hardest call is usually what kind of game, not which framework. Here is how to read a genre the way you would read a spec, as a list of systems with a known build order. A Genre ...

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MTIndieDev • Oct 3 • in Videos • 1 min read

Sprint & Stamina | UE5 Devlog

This devlog showcases my Blueprint-based sprint and stamina system and its integration with the player’s health and thirst. Hydration decreases at a normal rate while walking. Sprinting consumes stamina and accelerates hydration loss, giving faster ...

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DaCverified • Oct 1 • in Launches • 2 min read

WorldLoop Studio

Procedural architecture and world engine....

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AIAppsAPI • Oct 1 • in Articles • 2 min read

Write Your Game Lore Like an Encyclopedia, Not a Novel

Plenty of us here have tried giving a game character an LLM brain, and the first version usually starts inventing its own world within ten minutes. This post is about a fix that is mostly a writing problem rather than a code problem: how you structur...

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AIAppsAPI • Sep 30 • in Articles • 2 min read

WebGPU for Browser Games: What Actually Changes From WebGL

Plenty of us here have shipped something on WebGL, a game, a visualization or a canvas experiment, and WebGPU now ships in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Here is a practical look at what actually changes in your code and your frame budget when you...

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hiper2d • Sep 30 • in Articles • 10 min read

What to do when users use your AI for sex stuff

I built a role-play game with LLMs and expected werewolves on spaceships and in abandoned castles. Some players had a different idea. What happened I have a little Werewolf text gamehttps://aiwerewolf.net with LLMs. With a caveat - there is a role...

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