Browser game built entirely with code

I SHIPPED A GAME 13,000 PEOPLE WATCHED IN ONE DAY. I DIDN'T WRITE A LINE OF IT opus 5.5 did. 4h40m across 9 passes, 14,918 lines, zero image files the part nobody tells you: the code was the easy bit > the first version was a cozy sandbox and nobody stayed. taking choices away fixed it > balloons secretly made the island lighter. 20 of them tipped a level island to 22° > houses dropped by the balloon skipped the road check and still scored > i sent the server a fake score of 999,999. it said "score not plausible" none of those were syntax errors. i only found them by looking at frames so i wrote down everything: the first prompt, the capture pipeline for the trailer, the leaderboard, the store route ($25 play, $99 app store), and the 2 ways this turns into money full course below ↓