https://kc00l.itch.io/beat2rMaze. Beat. Repeathttps://kc00l.itch.io/beat2r/devlog/1527334/the-jukebox-the-debug-screen-that-shippedhttps://kc00l.itch.io/beat2r/devlog/1527334/the-jukebox-the-debug-screen-that-shippedMon, 18 May 2026 21:01:58 GMTdevlogDevlog #3: a tuning UI that earned its own scene on the title menu. I never set out to build a Jukebox. I set out to A/B-test the music progression curves without playing levels. The thing that result...

]]>https://kc00l.itch.io/beat2r/devlog/1527323/the-dev-tools-that-shipped-beat2r-in-two-weekshttps://kc00l.itch.io/beat2r/devlog/1527323/the-dev-tools-that-shipped-beat2r-in-two-weeksMon, 18 May 2026 20:50:22 GMTdevlogDevlog #2: tooling as a force multiplier on a one-person team. Beat2r is built by one person. The math on that is brutal. Two weeks, four enemy types with distinct AI, a four-stem dynamic music system...

]]>https://kc00l.itch.io/beat2r/devlog/1527305/from-pac-man-to-beat2rhttps://kc00l.itch.io/beat2r/devlog/1527305/from-pac-man-to-beat2rMon, 18 May 2026 20:38:05 GMTdevlogDevlog #1: the arcade-remake spine of a rhythm maze game. I spent two weeks arguing with a 45-year-old game. Pac-Man kept winning, so I changed the rules. Beat2r is what we agreed on: same maze, same...

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