PLAYABLE // GAMES & MEDIA
Complete, playable games and other interactive experiments, embedded live right on their own project pages -- most built entirely in ArcoBASIC and compiled to self-contained WebAssembly capsules, at least one a native browser application running the same real math it claims to.
The obligatory Tetris clone -- a complete, playable game written entirely in ArcoBASIC and compiled by ArcoFission straight to a self-contained WebAssembly page, with a matching native desktop build from the exact same source.
A ten-level puzzle game where the player reconstructs a key by tuning sine waves: amplitude, frequency, and phase do not decorate the key, they cut it. Written entirely in ArcoBASIC and compiled by ArcoFission to a self-contained WebAssembly page.
A real 2D FFT and Haar wavelet playground: load an image, then manipulate its actual frequency and wavelet structure and watch a genuine inverse transform reconstruct it, live, entirely in this browser tab. Every visible effect comes from real transform coefficients, never a blur filter standing in for one.
Every new language and compiler eventually has to prove it can do the ordinary thing, not just the impressive thing. These are that proof: real, complete, playable software with nothing borrowed from an existing engine.