Show HN: Incremendle, a new number-go-up game every day
Hey y'all, I'm Nick. I wanted to share a side project I started sometime last month.<p>I really enjoy incremental games (like Cookie Clicker, Scritchy Scratchy, etc.) and wondered if I could get a coding agent to build a new one every day that I'd actually want to play.<p>So I built an incremental game development harness with Claude Code. The first games were pretty rough, but I found that adding a few architectural invariants and automated playtesting around things like pacing and progression made a surprisingly big difference. They're now pretty fun most days.<p>My partner and I have been playing and talking about the games each day, and after some encouragement from a teammate, I figured I'd share the experiment with the HN community.<p>The code is available here: <a href="https://github.com/nickdirienzo/incremendle" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/nickdirienzo/incremendle</a><p>It's AGPL in part because it uses Strudel for music generation. I've also tried to be thoughtful about crediting the artists whose work inspires the games.<p>Would love to hear what you think of this silly experiment!
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