Chat bots, OBS overlays and multiplayer mini-games for streams on Kick — points economies, RPG duels, co-op boss raids and a dungeon crawler that thousands of viewers play by typing in chat.
Everything below is mine end to end — the game design, the TypeScript, the pixel art, the box it runs on and the DNS pointing at it.
A full Kick.com chat bot: a points economy with watch-time accrual, a rewards shop, an RPG gear system with stat-driven duels, community boss raids and a chat-controlled dungeon crawler — all rendered live on stream overlays.
A chat-driven roulette game. Mods open a round, viewers type bare numbers, and the overlay tallies votes live — a weighted wheel, a countdown and a results screen the whole chat watches at once.
The thing at the top of this page. Hand-drawn pixel ducks, a procedural flight AI and a dog with opinions — no sprite sheets, no engine, no dependencies. About 400 lines of canvas.
The arcade classic rebuilt as a stream mini-game — maze, pellets, ghosts and all, running live on the overlay for chat to watch and play along with.
Vector-style arcade shooting as a stream mini-game — drifting rocks, wrapping physics and a ship with real momentum, played out live on the overlay.
I make things that turn a passive stream into something a whole chat can play together — then I run the servers, the databases and the deploys behind them. I like small, fast, self-contained software: no frameworks I don't need, nothing I can't fix at 2am.
Most of what I build starts as a joke in chat and ends up shipped by the weekend.
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