Want to thank @Nibel_eth, @saxenasaheb, @jessepollak, and @AllYourBase_AYB for organizing and hosting today’s Base Meme Summit!
It was a great opportunity to introduce PandaPals, connect with fellow creators, and showcase the passion, creativity, and innovation happening across the Base ecosystem.
Appreciate everyone working to build and strengthen this community 💙
@base Rooms OS now has @BitHomepage as a desktop wallpaper option to remind you of the best projects listed!
Thank you for what you do @comster would love your feedback ty!
Day 27 of making a game a day. It’s only downhill from here for the rest of sloptober.
I built a squirrel-proof bird feeder. The squirrel disagreed 🐿️
Built with Claude Opus 5.5 in 4 prompts, with @threejs. No game engine, and the squirrel isn't scripted.
I present to you..
Mostly Squirrel-Proof: snap baffles, grease and spinners onto a 3D backyard, press Go, and a squirrel gets ten tries at the feeder.
It learns each part by running into it, then plans its next try by flying thousands of trial leaps on the same physics. Hold all ten and it sits down and sulks. Then the next yard opens.
Or be the squirrel in a friend's yard: pull back, leap, steal the seed.
Post your yard and dare someone to get in.
Link to play below 👇
What if GTA2 and Mario Kart had a baby?
You'd have Kartjack. The whole city is the track. Five checkpoints, no course. Streets, alleys, parks, car parks, the wrong side of the road: any route you like.
Built with @threejs
The items are crimes. Jack a passing bus. Drop oil. Close the street in front of the leader with roadworks. Or grab the Wanted Star and three cop cars pile onto whoever's in first.
Cars dent, smoke, catch fire and blow up, GTA2-style. A stolen car comes fresh, so carjacking is also how you fix a wreck.
Race five bots, friends online with an invite link, or up to four on one TV with controllers. Free in the browser, made for phones.
Post your best run 🏁
Link to play below
btw this "absolute fiction" and the curation and filtering is pretty much the Base way from what I can tell
i know the farcaster acquisition isnt anything to do with Base, but it feels very familiar to the way Base/Coinbase have been operating the last number of years
got feedback & critique? sorry anon, too pessimistic. your opinion has been ignored, banned or buried
I had nostalgia of an old game where you would fly stunts. So I asked ai to remake it for me...
Land a biplane on a moving train. In your phone browser.
Stunt Day gives you one movie stunt a day on a little island: under the bridge, through the barn, beat the hangar doors, touch the carrier. Fly it with two thumbs.
Then every take, clean or crashed, gets cut into a short film with camera angles and slow-mo. The link holds your inputs, so it replays the exact flight on any phone and ends with "Beat it".
Built with @threejs by Claude Opus 5.5.
Post your best take 🎬
Link to play below 👇
I love FreeCell but hate the ads and wanted something a little more challenging.
Everyone can win FreeCell. Can you win it in par? ⛳
I made Hue Cell, a daily solitaire played with paint chips instead of cards.
🎨 Four color families, nine shades each, from pale to deep
🃏 Stack a chip on one a shade deeper from the other side, like alternating red and black
🌈 Fill four strips from lightest to deepest, so every win ends as four finished gradients
The twist is the scoring. Nearly every deal can be won, so winning isn't the point. A solver finds each day's shortest solution, and par is that perfect line plus two. Match the solver and you get a 💎 Perfect.
When you finish, it replays your game and shows exactly where you lost strokes. 🟦 kept pace, 🟧 lost one. That row is also your share card, so it says how you played without spoiling the deal.
Same deal for everyone. Free cells shrink through the week: 4 on Monday, 1 on Sunday.
Too easy? Turn on Color only. The numbers and symbols disappear, and you judge every shade by eye.
Free, no login, no ads, built for your phone. Link below..
#dailypuzzle #indiegame
@BitHomepage@xmaquina@RachelCreates@jess_xmaq@BitHomepage Here's a clip from that. “When you actually think about how much we rely on touch... Once it makes contact, tactile sensing can tell it how much pressure it's applying and whether its grip needs to change.”