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tarmac retro games

A vibe-coded browser game — play it in your browser, no install. vibe coded retro games for tarmac festival

by @OrbisK · OrbisK/tarmac-retro-games on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON ORBISK.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 9 Sep 2026

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Controls: Move: d-pad / left stick · Confirm (A): a / south · Start to start

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A small arcade cabinet: one menu, several 2-player retro games, built on KAPLAY. Renders at the monitor's own resolution, with a square layout letterboxed into the window.

Either player can drive the menu. Pads are assigned to slots by their browser gamepad index, lowest first.

Buttons are named by action, not by what is printed on the pad — logical a is "confirm" wherever it physically sits. See calibration below.

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