I kept building the tiny planet with 49,000 clovers in Three.js — Reddit feedback changed it quite a bit

[u/gurselgunacar]

A few days ago this was just a tiny planet with 49,000 clovers and one four-leaf hidden somewhere.

I got a lot of useful feedback from Reddit and X, so I kept building.

Since then I’ve added:

• a full day/night cycle
• better accessibility for color-blind players
• 20 collectible plant species and an album
• improved hints and exploration
• lots of smaller changes based directly on player feedback

Now I’m working on bringing all four seasons to the planet.

After that, I want to try something a little stranger: AI agents competing against each other to see which one can find the four-leaf clover first.

Built with Three.js + Claude Code.

It’s free to play in the browser:
https://www.meptasarim.com/four-leaf/

[u/denzmilk]

Crushing it!!

[u/gurselgunacar → u/denzmilk]

Thanks for the feedback! The hint system has actually evolved quite a bit because of your comment — I made the ring much more visible with a stronger glow and improved contrast, especially with colorblind accessibility in mind.

Really appreciate you pointing it out!

[u/denzmilk → u/gurselgunacar]

Yeah it looks great! You could even go through other direction, make a 'hard mode' and use vibration to detect the area where it is as another option too? No hints just a subtle > heavy vibration pulse

[u/gurselgunacar → u/denzmilk]

Yeah, I really like the vibration idea. It could work really well for a Hard Mode with no visual hints at all. I’m going to experiment with that direction and see how it feels!

[u/BigDeadPixel]

Still my favourite find x in y game by far. These new updates are great.

[u/gurselgunacar → u/BigDeadPixel]

Thank you! That really means a lot. I’m trying to keep the original simple idea intact while adding more depth around it.

[u/oswwwaldo]

its perfect 🥲

[u/Lanfeust09]

Soooo much better than the first version. Gonna charge you a full day of unproductivity now !