u/massive_hog_69

Hey Guys,
Yesterday, I shared a glimpse of a simple 2D game.
It's a free, ad-free endless runner inspired by the Konark Sun Temple that runs directly in your browser. No downloads or installation required.

I'd love your feedback on the gameplay, visuals, difficulty, and ideas for new power-ups or features.

Play it here:

Konark Run

If you're looking to improve your digital presence or launch a new product, we'd love to chat.

Thanks for checking it out, and I hope you enjoy the game!

Well, we plan to launch tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, after figuring out the mobile gameplay and fixing the animation lag in devices with weaker hardware by memoising certain parts of the frame changes

Drop your reviews!

We are Team Code Media Labs, based out of Cuttack.
Here's the link to the game

The demo runs entirely client-side

A few years back my younger self would have been in awe of what my present self is able to do in hours hacking together code and using an interface that straight up writes your code.

Thought I'd share something I've been working on.
The full interactive experience is here:
Akhyaramala
You can download all the posters from the link

Thought I'd share something I've been working on.
The full interactive experience is here:
Akhyaramala

How many people here have actually played Ganjapa or learned it from their family? Is it something you grew up with, or have you only seen the cards in museums, craft villages, or online?

Would love to hear your memories, experiences, or anything you know about the game.

They could have asked someone to redesign the graphic in Odia, which would have taken 30 minutes, but instead, we have a Hindi poster inside the website dedicated to the Odia Language, Such Odia Asmita Much Wow

I wanted to explore what language learning could look like if it were treated as a design problem rather than a textbook.

This concept explores the Odia writing system through typography, native pronunciation, transliteration, IPA phonetics, matras, conjuncts, numerals, and interactions with writing. The focus was on creating an experience that feels engaging while staying true to the script.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the UI, interaction design, typography, or anything you'd improve.

Link to the Page

Hey everyone!

Two days ago I shared a preview of this project with my mom's voice reading the Odia letters. The response from you guys was amazing, so thank you! ❤️

I'm happy to share that Akhyaramala is now live.

It's an interactive exploration of the Odia writing system with native pronunciation, typography, transliteration, phonetics, matras, conjuncts, and numerals.

It's still a work in progress, so I'd love your feedback on the pronunciation, spellings, examples, UI, or anything else.

Check it out at https://www.codemedialabs.in/almanac/akhyaramala

My team mate is editing a proper explainer video, I wanted to share that but I couldn't wait to get feedback from you guys, so i apologise for the generic video.