It takes GitHub data and transforms it into an explorable pixel-art RPG world, languages become kingdoms, repositories become buildings, and contributors become citizens with RPG stats.
How it works:
- Each programming language gets its own kingdom territory on the world map
- Repos become buildings — more stars = bigger building (hovels → cottages → castles → citadels)
- Contributors become citizens with RPG titles based on their commit rank
- Top contributor to each repo is crowned King
- Sign in with GitHub to claim your repos and see your kingdom
- Anyone can add any public repo with 1+ stars
Try it now:
- Sign in with GitHub to claim your repos and find your buildings on the map
Current state:
- 13 kingdoms (TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, Java, etc.)
- Thousands of repos already mapped
- Citizen profile pages with RPG stats and badges
- Explorable Phaser 3 game with zoom, pan, cities
Tech stack (for the curious):
- Phaser 3 game engine + TypeScript
- Procedural world generation (landmass, elevation, biomes)
- Vercel serverless + Supabase Postgres
- GitHub API with multi-token pooling
- Pre-baked world JSON + delta sync for fast loads
Looking for:
- Repos to add - the more repos, the bigger the world gets
- Feedback
- Bug reports
- Game artists
- Ideas for new features (quests? building interiors? battles between kingdoms?)
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