Making a push-your-luck browser game with no server

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https://salvage.run is a short salvage run: go deeper for a bigger take, or bank what you have before the run goes bad.

The rules I set myself:

No server and no database. Everything runs in the browser.
No art files. The city, the camp and the music are generated in code.
One link replays the exact same map on any device, so you can challenge a friend.

The hardest part was the odds. I tuned payouts over 4,000 seeded maps until "one more step" felt tempting but not free.

There's a daily run with the same map for everyone, and a camp you build up with what you bank.

Is the bank-or-press-on call clear on your first run?

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