BUILD LOG 001 · 2 OCTOBER 2026 · NISSAN DOOKERAN

Before the first duel, get the rules right.

The foundations of an asymmetric block battle.

The idea is simple: one person places the blocks, the other decides what comes next. Making that feel fair, tense and replayable takes a little more work.

Two roles. One shared problem.

As the Builder, you climb to a target height, recover below it, then hold your stack in the safe zone. As the Chooser, you work with a constrained six-piece hand to make that journey awkward. Round two swaps the roles.

That gives us a different kind of falling-block game: every neat solution on the board is also a question for the person on the other side.

What exists today

We have a Rust foundation, checked motion and geometry, replay slices and a bounded objective scheduler. The objective work has passed 30 selected cases across native Rust, Node-hosted WASM and Chromium in CI. These are engine checks, not evidence of a finished game.

Evidence snapshot: objective implementation source d67451f; verified runtime checkpoint dcc367d; CI run 36980061605. The repository is currently private. This update does not claim a public download or a playable release.

Next: you versus a local AI

Our next milestone connects the rules and controls into a single-player prototype. A lightweight local model will let us test the opponent integration before considering a paid hosted model. It may not be a brilliant strategist at first; the first goal is a complete, reliable loop.

Running that model on the Seeker itself is still a feasibility question. We have not verified a playable AI opponent, device performance or a production multiplayer experience.

Later: bring a friend

Manual pairing through a code or QR is on the roadmap. Leaderboards and wider discovery come after the core experience. Optional wallet features will remain separate from guest single-player and private play.

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