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CareerDive

A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Deep Diver: a procedural pixel-art underwater game that turns my GitHub repos into shrines

by @y0c0ms · y0c0ms/CareerDive on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON Y0C0MS.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 11 Oct 2026

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Controls: Swim left / right: a D or arrow keys · Rise / dive: w Space / S or Up / Down

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A retro pixel-art dive through the GitHub repositories of y0c0ms. You swim through a reef, a kelp forest and a deep cave; every public, non-fork repository is a glowing shrine. Swim up to one and its details and README pop up.

Without input the diver slowly sinks. The top bar shows distance, shrines found (with a progress bar), your 3 hearts and the boost meter; the key caps on the right shrink to a compact version after a few seconds.

The popup promotes the first real picture of a repo's README to a hero banner and shows the rest of the README below it.

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