Reading up on game-development

Poti Poti Studio's puzzle game Is This Seat Taken? blends logic puzzles with whimsical scenarios, focusing on assigning characters to preferred seats based on their quirks across buses, restaurants, and theaters.

Epic Games maintains Lore, an open-source version control system designed for scalable data and teams working on mixed code and binary assets.

In the May 2026 Ask HN thread, dozens of developers describe their current projects, including an AI-driven tabletop simulator, a Kagi alternative, and a FreeBSD release.

A free, book-length technical analysis dissects the 6502 and 68K assembler source code behind Atari's Tempest (1981) and Tempest 2000 (1994).

Eric Lengyel open-sourced the Slug GPU font-rendering algorithm a decade after creation, releasing it to the public domain despite having patent protection until 2038.

Roads in city-building games require complex procedural geometry techniques like clothoid curves to create realistic, curved paths rather than simple straight lines.

HN Arcade is a curated directory of games posted on Hacker News, aiming to collect and showcase them in one place.