Permit Pending turns a familiar city builder into a lesson in delayed consequences. This technical tour shows how state machines, simulated voter groups, economic feedback loops, and event queues can make zoning and permits feel like gameplay.
Triple-A Minesweeper turns a familiar logic puzzle into a miniature blockbuster. This technical look explains the JavaScript board model, flood-fill reveals, state machines, and presentation tricks that make a tiny browser game feel dramatically oversized.
The 1996 Grim Fandango puzzle document is more than a collection of solutions: it is a blueprint for teaching players how to think. Its escalating mix of linear chains, parallel tasks, spatial maps, and character-driven clues offers a lasting lesson in adventure game design.