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bad choices

A free interactive fiction demo — play it in your browser, no install. Fast social chaos game for groups: join a room, vote on timed choices, trigger chaos events, and blame the outcome together.

by @adPalafox · adPalafox/bad_choices on GitHubLANG TypeScript★ 4HOSTED ON BAD-CHOICES.NETLIFY.APPUPDATED 22 Apr 2026

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Bad Choices is a lightweight social web game for fast group decisions. Players join a room with a code, secretly nominate the player most likely to make each scenario worse, vote on the public dilemma that nomination creates, and end each round with named blame.

This repo includes a root-level render.yaml Blueprint for a standalone Render web service. It does not replace the existing Netlify setup; both platforms can point at the same GitHub repo and the same Supabase backend.

The existing netlify.toml remains valid. Running a Render deploy does not modify or disable Netlify.

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