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A roguelike deckbuilder where every card is a piece of music.
Also in the works: Barrelhouse and Cairn.
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The Lien got a walkthrough for new players, played over the real first fight, and a set of tip scenes for Argos and the companions. The operator recorded all fifteen lines, then found that a stray click could cut one off, so banners now advance only through a Next button.
Earfh's combo meters now change what a kill does. Melee, gun and dash combos each have kill effects, three pairs have effects of their own, and all of them grow with the combo. Two safety rules keep a crowd from snowballing, and the owner voiced all 17 sounds with their mouth.
Melee weapons got stances, charged swings and a signature move. Guns got firing modes and a special of their own. Ranged characters can now carry two guns, each with its own meter. A special that worked perfectly still felt broken until the game said something.
Solo, Not Alone
Earfh's CI turned red on October 10 with every test passing, because 89 game builds filled the artifact quota. Two days later the Actions minutes ran out and the workflows went to manual dispatch. The suite still has to pass before a merge, and now only a person or a command makes it run.
Claude Code wrote the tests for a batch of Earfh repo audit tools and a local Qwen model wrote the code to pass them. The tests set the bar and review still found bugs, and one tool came back empty.
A cloud agent and a local agent both edited the same function in Earfh. I wrote down who owned what and a merge rule, and the rule never ran, because one branch merged in 13 minutes and the other was closed two days later.
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