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Lie of Sight #27 · The Dining Room
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https://lieofsight.com/r/AQ0AGwABAMIAAZYKAEtTYv16k-A?s=txgdt0 
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  • [–] [S] 1 point 3 weeks ago

    To keep things fast on phones, the room pictures are pre-drawn at your screen's resolution, and privacy-hardened browsers report a fake resolution, so they came out low-res and jagged. I'm going to work on fixing this ASAP. Sorry it looked broken!

    May ask if you're willing to test again for me after implementing, if you'd be willing?

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 3 weeks ago

    Glad it works now! For now I don't need either: the site is just the game, so I've switched the bot check to log-only and kept rate limits on the parts that save scores and accounts.

    Anubis would mean putting my own proxy server in front of the site, which doesn't fit how it's hosted right now. Altcha is more my speed. If bots ever start hammering the sign-up or score forms, I'd rather put a quiet proof-of-work check like that on just those forms than make every visitor wait on a "verify" screen again. Thanks for the pointers!

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

    Thanks for wanting to play, and sorry about that! It's not your browser: the game is plain web pages with drawn SVG art, no WebGL, and it runs fine in Firefox. That "verify" screen is my web host's bot check, and it's being too strict with privacy-hardened browsers like IronFox. I'm turned it down. Give it another try and it should load straight in let me know if it doesn't as you're now my tester

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    Hey all, I'm a solo dev and I've been making a daily puzzle called Lie of Sight. Each case is a room seen from above and a family each says what they could see. One of them is lying. You place everyone using their sight lines and catch the liar. Grandma only sees two squares ahead and the dog goes by smell, so it's spatial deduction more than reading clues. Free in the browser, no sign-up, new case every day.

    If you like Clues by Sam or Murdle you might like it. Would love to know how it feels.