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New MOQ repo to watch: moq-games

Standalone TypeScript tower defense with optional MoQ/Jev transport and a pinned browser WASM SDK Latest tracked commit be98b06: Rabbiters: rebuild the house and town furniture and props

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Repository Snapshot

  • Repo: yuki-uchida/moq-games
  • Source: GitHub
  • Language: HTML
  • Last pushed: 2026-11-02
  • Milestone: Newly discovered repo activity
  • Commit: be98b067c009cc0933bbf74d130449df852f7ae5

Summary

Standalone TypeScript tower defense with optional MoQ/Jev transport and a pinned browser WASM SDK Latest tracked commit be98b06: Rabbiters: rebuild the house and town furniture and props

Why It Matters

yuki-uchida/moq-games broadens MOQ ecosystem coverage. Tracking newly discovered repositories helps surface emerging project work before it becomes widely visible elsewhere.

Source Excerpt

moq-games Play in your browser — place defenders and protect your base in キャッスルナイツ, a TypeScript/three.js tower-defense game. Rule AI runs locally: no account, bot or live MoQ connection is needed to play. An optional Python bot connects Jev through moq-wasm, the MoQ transport SDK, for networked AI decisions.

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