Targets
TerrainMovementPhysicsRecovery
Game Systems
In development, playableBarrel Digger
A mining and recovery game where terrain, movement, physics, and resource extraction interact to create risky choices.
Discuss similar work
- Game systems design
- Deterministic simulation
- Player feedback loops
- Progression design
What It Is
Barrel Digger is consequence-driven mining gameplay. Terrain, movement tools, physics, resources, recovery goals, and progression push against one another.
Constraint
Every action changes the mine. Resources can be recovered, damaged, or lost. Movement tools become part of the puzzle. The game has to show risk clearly.
System Shape
A deterministic gameplay system with terrain, materials, movement capability, recovery state, level validation, replay, editor workflows, and progression.
Architecture Notes
- Terrain and materials interact with movement and recovery
- Fixed simulation tick supports validation and replay
- Level Lab, editor, workshop, and recovery tools support iteration
- Player feedback loops make consequence visible
What It Proves
- Game systems design
- Deterministic simulation
- Player feedback loops
- Progression design
Technology
UnityReactTypeScriptElectronCapacitor
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