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hex ship

A vibe-coded roguelike game — play it in your browser, no install. Build a ship from hex parts, haul cargo between planets and fight raiders. A browser roguelike made as vibe-coding practice with Claude Code.

by @RichardLaBrecque · RichardLaBrecque/hex_ship on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON RICHARDLABRECQUE.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 23 Oct 2026

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Controls: Build your ship at the station. Buy hex parts and place them on the grid…

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A top-down space trading game you play in the browser. Build a ship out of hex parts, haul cargo between two planets, and fight off raiders on the way. Each run is roguelike: lose your ship and the run is over.

This is a vibe-coding practice project. I built it by pairing with an AI coding agent (Claude Code), one playable milestone at a time. I set the design, the rules and the feel, and played each build. The agent wrote most of the code. The point is to practise that way of working, so expect placeholder balance numbers and some rough edges.

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