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WEBWAR — Internet Territory War
A public world map where brands claim, defend, and take over territory.
@vezcode · X
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A public world map where brands claim, defend, and take over territory.
@vezcode · X
Claim and defend digital grid units against other players through strategic bidding wars.
@smutseo · X
A live competition for measurable attention. Take a position, knock out competitors, and see the views and outbound clicks your position actually produced.
@PadraigOraghail · X
Deploy turrets to defend a neon-lit cyberpunk grid across 100 tower defense stages.
@Almazem89 · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
Plot War is a digital brand-placement board where businesses purchase placements for their brand and website. Occupied plots can be taken over at a published minimum takeover price
@ugeshk24 · X
— startups claim territory and rivals can take it. currently looking for founders brave enough to defend a plot 👀
Defend the NetWatch Core from waves of Rogue AIs in this real-time tower defence game.
xeonax · HN
Towerpunk Cyberdefence
Collect, battle, and evolve digital creatures in a browser-based game.
@playxbeasts · X
Track live intelligence on Ukraine's military defense, Russian losses, weapons systems, and Europe's role in the war.
@W0LL33 · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
Choose a side and vote to move the battle front line in real-time.
@fizix100 · X
Who should take the lead: ChatGPT or Claude?
Play a free 5v5 voxel tactical FPS with bomb-planting gameplay instantly in your browser.
@voxstrikegame · X
10 days ago, VOXSTRIKE was a rough first demo. This is what it looks like now. Built with Claude and Claude Code across 98 releases and 290 commits: a new map, parties, weapons, onboarding, graphics, mobile support, smarter bots, and more. Play free:
Learn cybersecurity through real challenges, playable machines, and rewards.
u/Early-Cobbler-917 · Reddit
I need some honest feedback, please. I’ve been developing this website ( https://Cybergrid.dev ) for a while now. Even though I started out super enthusiastic because I thought the idea was great, I have to admit that my motivation has been fading a bit lately. I’ve shared the project across a few communities looking for suggestions on how to improve it, as many people pointed out that it looks like the result of "vibe coding." While it’s true that I’ve relied heavily on AI tools to move fa
Same problem, same clock. Go head to head in real-time 1v1 coding battles, judged by an AI on tests, performance and structure.
@CHATTU3301 · X