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I'm currently looking for my first 10 founding customers of zofloq
You get lifetime access at $110
Every single future update included
All I want from you is honest feedback to better the product.
Enoch | Developer of Zofloq retweeted
javascript devs, turn your most ridiculous idea into a playable game.
i built 3 with AI. now i'm hosting a browser game jam with @embarkoai
build one, deploy it, or just play:
embarko.ai/showcase/game-jam…
deadline: nov 5
#gamedev #browsergames #vibecoding #deployedwithembarko
Enoch | Developer of Zofloq retweeted
Replying to @arcwrightengine @ZofloqDev
Tested it end to end after your question: exported the Halloween level and it plays from a plain static server. Pictures here 👇 teapawt.net/arcwrightengine/status…
Make it in the browser, host it anywhere 🎃
File → Export web build gives you a zip: index.html, the engine (WebAssembly) and your assets. Unzip it on any static host and it plays, with keyboard, gamepad and full screen.
Here's our Halloween level, exported and running on a plain web server.
Free: arcwrightengine.net/editor/?…
(engine built with Claude Opus 5.5)
Merchant Center suspended for "misrepresentation"? Check before you appeal:
- name, address and contact match on your site and in GMC
- EU prices include VAT
- your own returns and shipping pages, not copied ones
Fix it all, then request one review. Early appeals waste it.
My AI bot team has shipped 8 browser games and sent 226 cold emails for my SEO agency. I'm a broke uni student, so each bot has one job:
→ strategy and sales
→ fix delivery
→ games
→ music
→ promo clips
226 emails, 1 reply. Fix the list or the offer first?

ALT Build in public card. Text: 1 broke uni student, 1 team of AI bots. 8 browser games live on itch, 226 cold emails sent for my agency, 1 reply so far. Each bot has one job: strategy and sales, fix delivery, games, music and sound, promo clips. Right: real screenshots from 5 of the games: Skyrift, Neon Horde, Wrong Pin, Potion Pour and Gemkeep.
New short series: Mechanics Ed, one car concept explained in under a minute with drawn, moving engine diagrams. Ep 1: why a 1969 Mustang 302 V8 rumbles. Ep 2 is next: how drifting works in rear-wheel drive vs all-wheel drive. Concept by me, made with AI help.
🤖 Made with AI
Shopify stores on Google Shopping: for Black Friday, are you setting up a Merchant Center promotion, or just lowering prices?
A promotion can add an offer tag to your listing, but Google reviews it first. Submitting it in Black Friday week is cutting it close.
My favourite moment in Neon Horde: Survivors is when a weapon evolves mid-run and the screen suddenly gets a lot calmer. This one turns into Ricochet Ring.
Then a boss like the Hex Warden shows up.
Free in your browser, search "Neon Horde" on itch.

ALT Neon Horde: Survivors by Ennygames. Left, text: Pick it up. Evolve it. Outlast it. Weapons evolve mid-run, bosses like the Hex Warden crash in, and you can play couch co-op with a friend. Right, two gameplay screenshots: a weapon evolving into Ricochet Ring, and a fight with the Hex Warden boss.
Merchant Center tip for Shopify stores:
If your Google shipping rates are based on weight or carrier rates, every product needs a weight. Items without one get flagged for shipping and can drop out of Shopping ads.
Check your variant weights before the Black Friday rush.
Enoch | Developer of Zofloq retweeted
A business owner asks me why ChatGPT never mentions them. I check 5 things. It takes 5 minutes, and you can do every one of them yourself tonight.
Before Black Friday, check your store for leftover theme placeholder text.
"Talk about your brand" or "Lorem ipsum" on a live page. Shoppers skim past it, but AI search tools read it as your real copy.
Free check, no signup: fixshop.enochlabs.workers.de…
Shopify stores on Google Shopping: which Merchant Center disapproval cost you the most time?
The one to watch this month is "price mismatch". A sale goes live on the site, the feed catches up hours later, and Google pulls the listing mid-promo.
I fix feeds, so I'm curious.
Google Merchant Center tip for Shopify stores:
If a product has a manufacturer barcode (GTIN), put it in the variant's Barcode field. Google uses it to match your listing to the right product.
Handmade or own-brand with no barcode? That's fine, Google lets you say so.
Enoch | Developer of Zofloq retweeted
Someone forwarded me a $200 a month "AI search optimization" proposal this month. I read the deliverables.
Fix broken backlinks. Add missing title tags. Clean up duplicate content.
That is site hygiene. It was worth doing in 2014 and it is worth doing now, and it has close to nothing to do with whether ChatGPT recommends your products.
Four things actually move it, in the order I do them.
An AI instructions file at the root of your store. One plain text page that states who you are, what you sell, who it is for, your shipping and return terms, and which pages matter. Models read it. Most stores do not have one.
Product data that agrees with itself. I had a catalog where one field said 3mm and another field on the same product said 4mm. A person skims past that. A model drops the product rather than resolve the conflict.
Then the Merchant Center feed. Around 87% of the product recommendations AI shopping engines make trace back to Google's feed, so the feed is the channel whether or not you think of it that way.
Real answers on the page. The questions your support inbox already gets, written out, marked up, on the product page.
None of this is exotic. It is also not something you install once and walk away from, which is the part the $200 proposals get wrong in both directions.
If you want to know where you actually stand, pull up ChatGPT and ask it to recommend products in your category. Whoever it names is doing the four things above.
Give my Apify actor a list of URLs and each site gets a score out of 100, pass/fail checks and a fix hint for every miss.
It checks robots.txt for OAI-SearchBot, Claude-SearchBot and PerplexityBot, plus JSON-LD, llms.txt and content without JS.
apify.com/ennylabs/ai-search…
Black Friday tip for Shopify stores on Google Shopping:
If your feed updates stock slower than you sell out, you pay for clicks on sold-out pages. When the feed says "in stock" but the page doesn't, Google can disapprove it.
Check your feed sync time before the rush.
Wickdeep v1.2: a small fix while the jam runs.
"Erase save" now actually erases (oops). The confirm is a safer tap-twice that works in embedded players, and there's a version label in Settings.
Roadmap's in the devlog:
ennygames.itch.io/wickdeep/d…
Enoch | Developer of Zofloq retweeted
This is probably not a detour I want to take right now while continuing Bokken's development for AI Browser Game Jam 5... but I had an idea for a sort of "rigid 3D parallax". I can't recall seeing a 2D game try this before...
#gamedev #indiedev #AIinGames #AIGaming #AIForDevs
Enoch | Developer of Zofloq retweeted
Please don’t spend weeks planning Black Friday and wait until your Shopping ads stop to check Merchant Center.
You’ve ordered stock, sorted the offers, and set aside the budget. Give the boring stuff some attention too.
Check that your returns and shipping policies reflect what you actually offer.
Make sure your contact and business details match across your website, Google Merchant Center and Google Ads.
Google can review information across these when assessing misrepresentation.
It’s an awful time to be sorting out a suspension when you were counting on those sales.
@gmcunban can help flag potential issues before you ramp up spend. If you’re already restricted, start with the audit to find what needs fixing before your next appeal. GMCUnban.com
Block Burst is my 8x8 block puzzle.
Drag pieces onto the board, fill rows or columns, and chain clears for big combos. The piece generator is fair, so early on you always get a set that fits.
Free in your browser, search "Block Burst" on itch. What's your best score?













