Games on Phil Wheat

Gamentic

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 09:00:00 -0500

Self-hosted dungeon RPG.

Gamentic’s docs/blueprints page describes the architecture in one line: a self-hosted AI dungeon RPG where one local LLM plays every role through purpose-built contexts (agents); whatever it wants to change in the world must pass a validated tool into SQLite as the single source of truth; a FastAPI “brain” resolves one turn per request and pushes late media over SSE; the frontend is a no-build vanilla SPA, with image and voice as optional local services. The site is an interactive blueprint of the agents, engine, state, and repo tree. A nicely disciplined pattern for LLM-with-tooling-state projects.

Wube Software Models on Printables

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 08:48:00 -0500

Factorio STLs. I had to have the Assembler sitting on my desk.

Wube Software’s official account on Printables: 3D models from Factorio — machines, creatures, and promotional builds released as print-ready models. (Printables’ anti-bot wall blocked fetching the exact model list for this note — browse the account directly for the current lineup.) Free downloads from the game studio’s verified account.

NYX-99 City Simulator

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 08:46:00 -0500

City simulator.

NYX-99 is a terminal-based idle civilization simulator in Node.js: a living 1999 city where thousands of agents eat, sleep, work, socialize, get mugged, marry, have kids, run for office, and die — no player input, you watch through a live blessed TUI. Each simulant runs a behavior tree plus a 13-state FSM with utility scoring; there’s payroll and rent (evictions after three missed months), conversations drawn from a 1999 cultural database (Napster, Y2K, the Knicks), and a full election cycle whose mayor’s stances mechanically change crime, transit, and rent. Worker threads scale it to 10–15k agents on an 8-core box; world content lives in editable YAML.