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10, 10, 10!
Stuff on GitHubI'm storing there the sources of most of the projects I worked on, small and large. |
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Heroes of Micro & Moji IIIA squashed tribute to the HOMM3 fantasy strategy game in 1 kb of printable JS code. |
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NotonerA simple tool thought to help you play some print and play games and tabletop RPGs. |
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RogueCairnA random generator of small worlds designed to be explored following Yochai Gal's Cairn adventure game rules. |
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Massive Randomness 2A Massive Darkness 2 one-shot quest random generator. |
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Generals of StampadiaAn open-source print-and-play single-player Expandable Card Game. |
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The Scroll of Many GlancesAn experimental app-supported masterless fantasy RPG thought for mobile devices and inspired by PbtA and OSR tabletop role-play games. |
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Dungeons of CrimsonbranchA tiny adventure dice game you can play on a computer, a mobile device, or a sheet of paper, inspired by looter hack'n'slash RPG videogames. |
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KuroshimuA procedural black box investigation game: the game simulates 56 days of 6 persons and generates a PDF newspaper from their testimonies for the player to guess what happened. |
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Rogue RogueA secrets-packed roguelite single-screen platformer arcade game for 1-2 players heavily inspired by the 1986 Taito masterpiece Bubble Bobble and other great games from the past. |
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Wizard SurvivorsWizard Survivors is a 500-characters codegolfed tribute to the infectious game Vampire Survivors. |
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Travelers Of StampadiaThe Chronicles of Stampadia card game spin-off! A daily print-and-play roguelike adventure card game you can play offline. |
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ProgramminoAn implementation of the machine I've seen in my dreams. |
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PvPAn opensource web browser 1-4 Players arena shooter you can play offline in split-screen and networked (experimental). |
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Chronicles Of StampadiaA daily print-and-play roguelike adventure you can play offline. |
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GoldscrollsA fast Print-and-Play Roll-and-Write Deckbuilder for two players. |
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CardcadeAn experimental opensource digital card game system that offers a mechanic inspired by deck-building games to implement multiple types of game. |
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RazorthoughtA single-player Card Battler game I worked on in 2020 during the pandemic lockdown caused by COVID-19 virus. |
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RewtroPapercraft videogame cartridges you can print and pirate with a copy machine. |
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World ChangersA Contra-GearsOfWar inspired third person shooter you can play with one finger that can change the world. |
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Tighty DeadlineA puzzle/arcade about level design. Easy is hard to design. |
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Wright! MagazineA thoughtful full-stack reimplementation of gaming in 80's and 90's. |
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AtwentureAn open-sourced surreal social-collaborative Twitter-based text adventure that changes unpredictably. - DEAD |
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The Last Of AtA Fanfictional Tribute Survival Roguelike in 1K of JS. |
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Gamecora TVA HTML5/JS/CSS3 TV about gaming that goes to the sources. Nobody in the middle. |
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JSTV SuiteMake your own TV Channel with HTML5/JS/CSS3. The Gamecora TV heart. |
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HotGunYou don't have any index. Pick a weapon and hunt data by yourself. Introducing the First Person Search Engine. |
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KWGNKesieWoolf Gaming Network is just a personal catalogue of my and my GF's videogames. Except for his look, behaviour and contents that are like a real gaming site. (Italian only) |
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MagakaMagaka is an opensource javascript engine that allows to create modern digital magazines using open web technologies. |
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VanillaOSDo you think that scrollviews are the vanilla of mobile apps? Taste this javascript implementation. |
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MeltingbotMeltingbot is a magazine about. REST calls, rectangle packing and CSS transformations mixed together. |
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AkihabaraPixelated indie-style videogames for your browsers and touch devices using HTML5, Javascript and nothing more! |
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StripThis!Web. Comic. For real. Create simple webcomics actually made with web and write them like blogging. |
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Kesiev ChiefsA Ruby media player in 300 lines of code |
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About meAbout me and my life. |
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WTF?A (unfinished) manga about... well... videogames! |
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IchigoA strawberry flavoured package manager for linux. Your tiny Gentoo. |
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Something WhiteUn libro di Bianca Brenna |
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GrowYou feed. It grows. An unfinished project store/blog. And a full featured JS blog. |
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KittyA podcast (DTV, Yahoo! Podcast and more) client for KDE written in C++! |
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NoribasicA basic simulator for Firefox! A real tribute to the old Commodore 64! |
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KemailA GMail clone in PHP/MySQL! - DEAD |
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KiobashinA kioslave that creates virtual filesystems using bashscripts under KDE! |
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NorifeederAn RSS Aggregator written in Javascript that simply works. For some technical limit, a PHP proxy with time-limited cache was added. |
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Nori Nori BlockNori Nori Block is online multiplayer tetris with statistics, custom game modes and more! |
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JJogleA search engine for real good words - by JJ! |
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KaffepotA (old and unfinished) manga by KesieV. (Storyboard by Posixe/Lucio) |
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Jubble BobbleA full featured clone of Bubble Bobble for Siemens Java phones. |
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Nori Nori RevolutionA DDR style game from the old kesiev.com site. |
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KesievadersA Space Invaders clone from the old kesiev.com site. |
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Io, Io, Io!
Rogue Golfing
2014-01-11 12:26:06
Doing some JS golfing (Link) during some kind of "Roguelike phase" comeback mostly because of Hack, Slash, Loot (Link) - a really accessible Roguelike I like very much.
Presenting Roguepuzzle! Try to swap letters in the labyrinth in order to WIN :) Use arrows keys to move. 192 bytes.
(onkeydown=function(e){x=40-e.which,(j=m[n=p-(x\%2?x-2:x*7-7)])&&j!="#"&&(m[p]=[j,m[p=n]="@"][0]),document.body.innerHTML="<pre>"+m.join("")})(p=17,m=" #####\n##.N.#\n#W.@I#\n######".split(""))
Want to make your own stages? Here you are a sightly longer version. 197 bytes (stage data excluded).
m=" #####\n##.N.#\n#W.@I#\n######";
I="indexOf",g="@",(onkeydown=function(e){x=40-e.which,(j=m[n=p-(x\%2?x-2:x*w-w)])&&j!="#"&&(m[p]=[j,m[p=n]=g][0]),document.body.innerHTML="<pre>"+m.join("")})(p=m[I](g),w=m[I]("\n")+1,m=m.split(""))
Play it here. (Link)
Le regole del gioco
2013-10-20 09:46:20
A tris s'impara presto a giocare.
Due vicini di banco scelgono un simbolo tra croce e cerchio e lo dispongono a turno in una griglia 3X3. Chi allinea in orizzontale o diagonale 3 dei propri simboli vince.
Sulla carta la posizione centrale permette un maggior numero di condizioni di vittoria (due diagonali, una verticale ed una orizzontale) e, dopo poco tempo, diventa la posizione preferita dove giocare la prima mossa.
Col tempo, pero', si scopre che - se giocato con una particolare strategia - il tris non offre alcuna sfida: e' possibile, considerando alcuni pattern base di disposizione dei simboli, vincere sempre o pareggiare.
Per semplicita', nel linguaggio comune, queste tre considerazioni vengono identificate con la parola regole.
La prima e' una regola del gioco che, se violata, invalida la partita rendendola nulla e, se seguita, ne ufficializza l'esito.
La seconda e' una regola di buon senso che, se violata, riduce il numero di condizioni di vittoria e, se seguita, ne aumenta le probabilita' ma non l'assicura.
La terza e' una regola vincente che, se violata, riduce il numero di condizioni di vittoria ma, se seguita, assicura in ogni caso che non si raggiunga la condizione di perdita.
Nel corso della vita ci si confronta con centinaia di regole e le circostanze spesso non ci concedono il tempo di capire di quali tipologie siano: a volte ci si ritrova a violare le regole del gioco, rendendo vano tutto cio' che si e' costruito, a volte si crede di seguire una regola vincente ed invece e' solo una modesta regola di buon senso che non assicura nulla ed a volte s'incontrano vincenti in ogni caso che si spacciano strateghi di valore, che hanno solo scoperto dove il gioco sia rotto e che hanno tutto l'interesse nel mantenere il vantaggioso status quo.
Il saper riconoscere con quali di queste regole ci si stia confrontando e' vitale e tale coscienza la si raggiunge soltanto coltivando un personale e sensibile senso analitico e critico, che richiede cosi' tanto tempo per svilupparsi da poter coprire soltanto uno o pochi dei mille mondi regolati e mutevoli della vita.
Il mio contributo? Per quello che ho potuto valutare nella mia vita non esiste una regola vincente che regoli il senso critico. E, fortunatamente, nemmeno una regola del gioco. Esistono solo regole di buon senso e c'e' soltanto un altro mondo estremamente affine a questa situazione: il percorso per la ricerca del proprio senso critico in un particolare ambito coincide con quello della ricerca artistica. Siate, quindi, artisti nel vostro campo.
Sopratutto voi, nel mondo dell'IT.
Lazy Jones Pocket
2013-06-05 20:37:50
Ahh... Blast from the past. Just retrived a Lazy Jones (Link) remake I've made in 2001 and not-so-originally called Lazy Jones Pocket.
Just Windows binary and no Delphi sources but it works surprisingly well under Wine. Fire button is space. Download here: (Link)
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About meI'm Francesco and I should be 44 years old now. Should be because this age is calculated by three lines of code and I could be dead now and this code can run forever. Never mind. I love computers and computer programming. I play videogames since the first day of the Atari age in Italy and I love them when are made by people. And this happens quite often, since there isn't - when I'm writing these lines - a machine which programs itself at this level of complexity - however should be interesting. How can be a self-programmed videogame? Something like Nethack? I love drawing manga, opensource and everything else is indie and made with love. Oh, I also love alive things. Bianca. But, seriously, we are in a world where machines sings that are Still Alive, so we can love everything. I also love friends. I've just a few of these little things and most of them are just chat contatcts. Who cares? Computers are made by people, used by people and transfer data made by people (eventually formatted to justified text by machines) so I'm (we're - as human) everywhere. And I love writing fuzzy things about technology, friends and me, if is alive. And I just love things? No. I hate the half of the things I've not listed here. If this was a classic personal blog of some frustrated teenager I should put you in the bad half. Cheese. You probably are in the good one - according my site stats. |
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