Nebula Skimmer
A vibe-coded browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Browser vGame [generic space-based falling asteroids ship dodger type]
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A small arcade browser game built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Dodge falling asteroids, collect gems, chain evasion combos, grab power-ups, and push for a new high score. The game was designed as a solid foundation for vibecoding practice and continual refinement.
This started as a first local test game and is being kept as an experiment for comparing how different free/cheap LLM coding models improve the same small browser game over time.
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