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Parley Hatch
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Ran an observed 6-player game with persona AI players (one per Lineage/Calling) via a Workflow (72 agents): avgFun 7.3/10, 6/6 would replay, tight 84-82-75 finish. PLAYTEST.md captures the session + designer's assessment. Findings the Monte-Carlo bots structurally missed: - the careful/safe line feels UNFAIR, not just weak (banker finished last and resented it) — three human angles confirm the sim's Cash-vs-Worthy substitution finding - humans hit the no-Last-Stand feel-bad 6x where rational bots hit it 0x - deep-collapses-first geometry confuses newcomers (component fix) Fixes (re-validated, 1000 seeds): WorthyEnd strategy 46.7 -> 42.5%, safe lines lifted, 6p margin to 9.5%. - Desperate Strike: a no-Last-Stand Take salvages 1/3 unbanked loot - Extraction bonus: +3 glory per crew retired alive - RULEBOOK: "Maw eats NEXT" indicator as a component rule Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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reikhelm
A sandbox for game-system experiments. No single end goal — each idea is its own self-contained system, built to learn and to see something cool run. The best ones might get blended into an actual game someday; until then it's just shipping for fun.
How this repo works
- One experiment per top-level folder. Each is meant to stand on its own.
- Mix and match freely. When two systems are worth mashing up, write glue code between them. It doesn't have to be pretty.
- Rust or Python, whatever fits the idea. Rust experiments can be standalone Cargo projects or join the workspace below for easy path-dependency glue.
What's here so far
Procedural dungeon generator (Rust)
A deterministic 2D map generator built from small composable passes over a shared context (BSP → rooms → caves → connect → corridors → doors → pools → pillars → entities). Towns/dungeons are different recipes drawn from one primitive vocabulary (Partitioner / Shaper / Connector / Placer / Decorator).
reikhelm-core/— pure generation library, no rendering deps (theMapstruct is the contract; renderers own all art).reikhelm-wasm/—wasm-bindgenbridge that compiles core to wasm32.reikhelm-viz/— original macroquad renderer (frozen — kept, not maintained).
Browser playground & first-person explorer (JS + Canvas)
reikhelm-web/— live procgen playground (reroll / seed / config sliders / per-pass scrubber) in an atmospheric torch-lit style, plus a top-down and a first-person (Eye-of-the-Beholder style) renderer and a walkable explorer.
AI-render → pixel-art pipeline (Python)
tools/— depth map → local diffusion render (Z-Image on the LAN workstation) → Floyd–Steinberg dither through a 256-color palette → signature pixel art. Seetools/README.md.
Combined-pool combat system (Rust + Python)
combat/— a deterministic, headless combat engine built on one combinedVigorpool (HP + mana + stamina merged), so offense literally spends your survival. Sim-first: a pure Rust core (combat-core) + a batch sweep harness (combat-sim) that runs tens of thousands of fights and exports metrics, plus a Python analysis layer that measures "feel" (difficulty curve, fight duration) instead of eyeballing it. Its own Cargo workspace. Seecombat/README.md.
Building
# Rust workspace (host-native crates)
cargo build # builds reikhelm-core + reikhelm-viz
cargo test
# Browser playground (wasm)
wasm-pack build reikhelm-wasm --dev --target web \
--out-dir ../reikhelm-web/pkg --out-name reikhelm_wasm
python3 -m http.server 8011 --directory reikhelm-web
~/.cargo/bin may not be on the non-interactive shell PATH — prepend
export PATH="$HOME/.cargo/bin:$PATH" to cargo commands if they're not found.