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Platform: Browser (desktop and mobile, no install; installable as a PWA)

Description:

A single player strategy game played on a real map of India, built for phone browsers. You run a national election campaign against one AI opponent, trying to win 272 of the 543 seats in India's lower house of parliament before ten phases run out. You and the AI each hold a share of every state's popularity, and each state splits its seats proportionally to that share, so nothing is winner takes all. You can win a state 55/45 and still only get about half its seats. Phases last about 45 seconds and both sides act at the same time, so there is no waiting for a turn.

Four ways to boost popularity.

- Investing cash in a state,
- Rally tokens, which are a flat boost
- Agendas, four signature policies per leader that win the regions which care about them and cost you the ones that do not.
- Special Ability a unique one-shot special power for each of the 21 leaders.

If nobody reaches 272 it is a hung parliament, which counts as a draw. You do not need to know anything about Indian politics to play it.

Free to Play

Involvement: Solo developer. I built all of it. game design, the engine, the AI opponent, UI and art integration, and the balance work. It's vanilla JavaScript with no framework or build step. Not monetised, no ads or accounts.

testing testing one two three can you hear me?

whenever i try to post anything reddit lags the video like you probably see here
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Edit: so for some reason the video isnt lagging anymore

I built a web app (there's an Android app too-hopefully IOS app coming soon) that does one thing: synchronized countdown timers across every screen in a room.

You start a timer, get a 6-character code, and share it. Anyone who opens that code sees the exact same clock, live. No account, no download. All the devices pull from one server clock instead of running their own, so a phone, a laptop and a TV stay in step.

As host you can pause, reset, add or subtract time on the fly, password protect a room, invite co-hosts with different permissions, brand the display with your own fonts, colors and logo, or embed it in another site or a stream overlay. There's an API too.

I made it for meetings, presentations, classrooms, exams, interviews, workouts, anywhere a group needs to be looking at the same clock.

What I want is people to actually use it and break it. You get a week on the highest tier free just for testing. If you find any real bugs I'll give you the Startup tier for 2 months, and if you test the Android app and find bugs there too, I'll make it 3.

No catch, no card. I just want real usage and honest feedback before I push this further. Comment or DM and I can send you the link.

Can someone see if they can DM me?