The work the games leave behind · 19 October 2026

Reviewed 2026-10-19

New review of LoftwahFM's game soundtracks as public albums, Protocol 11's delivered campaign pack, Bubbles' replay-checked Fewest Shots competition, Pirates' source-backed playable slice, SHOALSHOT's card artwork and shipped save repair, and App Composer's independent mini-apps and small WordPress lab. Projects without new evidence keep their earlier records and dates.

Source-backed review

Source: Current public production pages, live game builds, published album pages, exact owning release records and reviewed source observed on 19 October 2026. Public-safe derived conclusions only.
Records: 6 public project statuses

Project states at this review.

Each row belongs to this dated snapshot. A later status does not rewrite this archive.

2026-10-19

bubbles: Replay-checked competition, rebuilt presentation.

Fewest Shots is live as a second competitive mode: one board, no shot limit, cleared in as few shots as possible. Submitted runs are replayed on the server to derive the result, so a record cannot come from a browser's unverified claim, and a genuine long clear stays eligible. The same work corrected an advertised 30-shot objective that did not match the real scoring. The live build also carries the promoted Bubblecap mascot and reworked presentation from the same window.

Next proof: Watch whether the new mode produces repeat attempts and honest records from players beyond factory testing, and finish the held product work. Physical-phone and final visual acceptance remain separate observations.

Replay-checked competition, rebuilt presentation.Read status

2026-10-19

shoalshot: Card artwork in, save repair shipped, release acceptance open.

Ten non-species achievement cards now carry original front artwork, joined by earned-card receipts and an ordered reveal after a catch. Two new authored encounter patterns and launcher-specific fire signatures landed in the same window. The multi-tab save-revert repair has shipped; the remaining task is the project's final acceptance reconciliation, not the fix.

Next proof: Qualify and verify the combined release at an exact source, then observe phone play, sound and long-session behaviour. Whether earning a card leads to playing for another is a player question.

Card artwork in, save repair shipped, release acceptance open.Read status

2026-10-19

protocol-11: The refusal answers; three films delivered.

An illegal desktop drop now refuses visibly instead of silently doing nothing: the destination answers with a marked refusal, ownership and the turn stay unchanged, and a legal drop still works. The same delivery reworked Wild placement and hand sorting, gave Journey stages distinct configurations, and corrected the production mix on three campaign films. The climax, decision short and rival-threat short are public with a press page and source records, and Woodhouse keeps an account-free download of the pack.

Next proof: Play long hands and four-seat tables on real devices and finish the remaining Wild-ranking reconciliation before the game is called finished. Physical play acceptance stays separate.

The refusal answers; three films delivered.Read status

2026-10-19

pirates: Source-backed playable slice · parity gates still closed.

The reconstruction now runs a connected playable sequence built from the original game's own evidence: Free Mode, the Moostyn port and economy, sailing, encounters, naval combat, a frame-2 victory, continuation and save/load. Recent work used decoded source geometry for battle, projectile paths and NPC movement, along with port services, story systems, interface frames and original audio. The original game remains the authority; the accepted parity baseline and any extension work come later.

Next proof: Complete the remaining source comparisons and pass the project's own parity and physical-device gates. MP's real-device play acceptance is a separate observation, and no extension work should start before it.

Source-backed playable slice · parity gates still closed.Read status

2026-10-19

loftwahfm: The games' music is now a catalogue release.

Three game soundtracks are public albums on LoftwahFM: Protocol 11's twelve Jukebox tracks, the Loftwah Fighter soundtrack and the SHOALSHOT soundtrack. Each has its own album page and cover, and the catalogue's readiness record keeps the provenance notes with the release. The games keep their own controls, effects and fallback, and the public quick-start still shows a builder how to connect the versioned player.

Next proof: Observe a builder taking the quick-start into their own game. Keep the radio's editorial state honest: unattended topic ingestion, scripting and synthesis are not running, and the public pages must not imply otherwise.

The games' music is now a catalogue release.Read status

2026-10-19

app-composer: Independent apps, a creator studio and a small real migration.

Five independently maintained mini-applications now sit under Composer — Here / there, Linkarooie, Link Check, Hello World and Carry / forward — each keeping its own source, data and public address while the native studio composes them. The guestbook-to-collection path was exercised end to end, including source revocation. A small WordPress publisher was migrated in a lab with 11 entries and three original attachments, and the destination stayed editable after the source WordPress was stopped; image descriptions and a category parent needed manual repair, and the wider migration path is still open.

Next proof: Watch a creator outside the factory prepare and operate their own app through the existing Get Ready and Init flow. Keep the WordPress work labelled as a small lab until a real site's cutover, URLs and editing are proven.

Independent apps, a creator studio and a small real migration.Read status