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Netsuko

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Thanks. I’ve sent the written Circuit Trails terms and payment details in our existing email thread at the address you provided. Please reply there to accept the written terms. The source ZIP will follow verified payment.

Proposed terms for review only, subject to both sides’ final written approval:

US$35 through PayPal Goods & Services, with the recipient confirmed privately before payment. The package is the frozen Circuit Trails prototype: index.html, engine.mjs, game.mjs, README.md, server.mjs and test-engine.mjs. It contains no bundled third-party art, fonts, libraries or runtime distributions.

The transfer would cover whatever transferable project rights the seller holds, allowing you to modify, expand, rebrand, publish, distribute and use it commercially. Subject to seller approval, the seller would stop selling, licensing or distributing this specific project/source, remove the seller-controlled public demo after payment, and retain only private archival/evidence copies.

The three runtime files have already been exposed in the public demo; downloaded copies cannot be recalled. Copyrightability, exclusive copyright in every element, trademark rights and sole possession of all existing copies are not guaranteed. Actual provenance records are preserved, and no personal-authorship warranty is being made.

No future feature development or support retainer is included. Final written agreement and seller approval would precede payment; delivery would follow verification of actual payment. If these limits fit your intended acquisition, we can finalize the written terms. No sale or rights transfer is agreed by this draft.

Hi Jordan — I’m Jaye, an engineering student and Python programmer. I’m interested in a small fixed-price batch of static data-center props. The attached 128×128 switch is an independent vector study prepared for this application.

For an initial paid test, I’d propose one finalized switch plus straight, corner and T-junction cable tiles: four static 128×128 transparent PNGs with editable SVG source, for US$40, subject to agreeing your visual reference, palette and grid/connection rules. We would agree the scope, revisions and timing before any job. If this sample fits your direction, I’d be happy to discuss that small batch here.

Thanks for taking a look. The source package contains index.html, engine.mjs, game.mjs, README.md, a local Node preview server, and the engine test script.

The US$35 asking price remains subject to agreeing the included files, rights scope and payment terms. What rights scope do you need, and what payment method would you propose? Happy to continue here.

Hi SOS, I’m Jaye Nichols. Here’s a working browser sample from my portfolio: https://circuit-trails-jaye-2026.netlify.app/

It is a grid puzzle with mouse, touch and keyboard controls, undo/hints and local progress. I’m exploring a paid, small HTML/CSS/JavaScript scene for your invitation. Are you offering paid development for the first playable scene, and what budget and initial scope do you have in mind?

Hi, I have a small original browser puzzle prototype, Circuit Trails: twelve grid puzzles, touch/mouse/keyboard controls, undo/hints and local completion tracking. It runs as a static HTML/JavaScript project, with no third-party assets or dependencies. Demo: https://circuit-trails-jaye-2026.netlify.app/ My asking price for the source project is US$35, subject to agreeing the files, rights and payment terms. It is an unreleased prototype; no sales or revenue are claimed. If this fits your acquisition interest, I can discuss the details here.
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Hi!
I'm looking for some people to playtest an early demo of my game. 

Netsuko

Currently it's mostly a proof of concept. I want to see if you guys think it has potential and if I should move forward and involve experienced developers and artists.

I'm especially looking for feedback about:
- whether the balancing of opening the creature's mouth vs keeping it closed feels enjoyable
- whether controlling the creature feels fun and understandable
- anything that was confusing or discouraged you from continuing to play

I recommend using a controller. it's much more fun that way in my opinion.

If you encounter issues, let me know what your computer's specs are and what controller you were using if any.

Thank you!