







A daily random number game. Roll your number, collect badges, and compete with friends.
House Dice
Your daily roll for 7 in the Lobby, a Parlor of games, and a Lounge for player discovery.

AI Coding is Gambling
GambleAI I’ve been coding a lot with AI since November, when we all noticed it got really good. And it is quite good for instantly generating something th...

pyxorium.com/dicestreak
Two player streak-style dice game for atproto, data lives in own pds repo. Your daily roll.


Times Tables — Learn, Play and Print the Multiplication Tables
Practise every times table from 1 to 12 with free games, speed tests, printable charts and worksheets. Works on phones, tablets and computers. No sign-up.

Mega Viral Games
Discover amazing games from across the internet. Like games to get personalized recommendations.
Set Fury - A daily game of set recognition and high scores
Scour for hidden sets to gain points. Check back each day for a new puzzle!
math.r — Brain Building Game
Mathr is a brain building game to improve your math calculation skills. Practice arithmetic and level up!

What is random generation?
I wanted to write this as a sequel to "What is a property?" where I would talk about how Property-Based Testing libraries generate random structures, don't worry, I'll still do that! But I realized that without talking about randomness in computers, the writing would be incomplete. So the first part of this article will go into a core problem that we consider "solved" in PBT, which is designing good random number generators, with the latter part talking about implementing complex random data generators on top of such RNGs.
Game Programming Patterns
I’m here to help! Game Programming Patterns is a collection of patterns I found in games that make code cleaner, easier to understand, and faster.
Wordle - A daily word game
Guess the hidden word in 6 tries. A new puzzle is available each day.

Testing Titbits Playground - Free games for software testers
A free games portal for software testers. Sharpen your testing, debugging and AI intuition with quick, replayable browser games.

I am suggesting a game “Find a fake in Scientific Reports” 1. Open nature.com/srep/, peek your section. (Physical sciences for me) 2. Start a timer. 3. Find a faked paper 4. Stop the timer 5. Report your time and PPI* for corresponding author #ResearchIntegrity *PubPeer Index