Dev builds browser game Leafalia in 3 days using Perplexity, sound-first design
eschadiol · x · 2026-09-09
Developer eschadiol released Leafalia, a browser game made in 3 days — everything except the original soundtrack (by @nesodude) was built with Perplexity's AI tools. Playable online.
Each course has its own physics and environments that affect pellet behavior; the goal is to reach the end without losing your pellets. The experience is designed to be heard, with headphone-friendly audio, pull-and-stretch pellet interactions, drag-to-orbit camera, and scroll zoom.
A case of one person plus AI tools shipping a playable game in three days.
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