I finally found some time to fix and publish for free my final update and would love to get some feedback on the completed game.

Kryptvault 1.2.1 is a survival roguelite game with endless waves, abilities, classes, bosses and leaderboard! Goal of the game is to play it a few times, have some fun, try to get on the leaderboard and enjoy it!

Can be played here.

Hey everyone! I built an open-source Android app called Dev Mode.

I started working on it because I use my personal phone for development, and it gets annoying having to turn Developer Options off whenever I need to open banking apps, then turn everything back on when I'm coding again.

So I made an app that handles this. It has one-tap toggles for Developer Options and ADB, an App Shield that automatically turns them off for selected apps, Shizuku support, widgets, and a companion PC CLI.

The tricky part was dealing with Android's permission restrictions, especially since changing secure settings isn't something normal apps can do. I ended up using ADB and Shizuku to handle that.

It's still a work in progress, but I wanted to share what I've built so far. Would love to hear your feedback or suggestions!

GitHub: https://github.com/Ryderhxrzy/Dev-Mode-Mobile

Hey everyone,

A while ago I built 48rich: a 3D neon city full of billboards where you could pay to put your image up, and someone else could outbid you. It looked cool, but honestly, it was just ads. People looked at it once and left.

Then u/catnomadic left a comment that stuck with me: what if the ads were part of the game instead of something you scroll past? So I rebuilt the whole thing. Thanks for that idea, it changed the project completely.

What it is now

48rich is a free 3D game that runs in your browser, on desktop or phone, with no download. You walk around a neon city after an AI wrecked the world. You can:

• hunt artefacts hidden around the city (one is always hidden inside every open shop)
• fight rogue robots and drones that guard the good stuff
• craft weapons, armour and rides (bike, moto, buggy, car) at your hideout workbench
• decorate your hideout and change your outfit
• drive around, in the day or at night, in the rain

Where businesses come in

The buildings in the city are for rent. A business can rent one for $5 to $49 a month, depending on the spot: Main Street is the most expensive and the outskirts are the cheapest. They get:

• their banner, logo and a link to their store on the building
• a small 3D showroom inside with up to 3 products that link to their own store
• side quests they write themselves, with their own promo code as the prize
• a simple dashboard showing visits and store clicks

How players win real stuff

A shop’s quest sends you around the city following clues. You go to a payphone, a vending machine, a broken ATM, sometimes you answer a question. Then you go back to the shop and hand it in at its kiosk. You get coins and XP for the game, plus that shop’s real promo code. It’s saved in your backpack and emailed to you, and you use it on their actual website.

So the shop gets people who actually walked into their store and spent five minutes with their brand. The player gets a discount they earned. Nobody is forced to watch an ad.

It’s early, and I’d love feedback from players and from anyone running a small business.

www.48rich.com

Never thought I would, one day, make a game so features packed in... Less than a month. Been coding for the past two decades, and with AI for the past year, well, I'll never write a single line of code again... 😱

Started working on Voltane, a RC car game around the 20 September, launched a beta about ten days ago and we are reaching a point where the game starts to be really complete and polished.

Just added local split screen, useable in the campaing mode, as well as the offline - and the online mode. 😍

What a time to be alive 😁

Feel free to check it out @ https://playvoltane.com

I made this site to keep a close eye on clone projects of well-known software

That's it.

I've been using Gemini 4 argon, which was recently released. It did a pretty good job!