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Devlog #5: A Fourth Night at Chez Flambeau. I Was There.
October 30, 2026
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Erathul
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TL;DR (the short version, without Gaston's drama) Night 4 is live. Beat Night 3 and hit Night 4 → on the newspaper. New dish: La Guimauve. A chocolate tart topped with 13 squares of marshmallow that...
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Devlog #4: A new idea, and the fuses blow at table 2
October 29, 2026
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Erathul
Torched! is our entry for AI Browser Game Jam 5, a kitchen-torch game in a tiny Paris bistro. This post covers the evening of 28 October: one new idea, two visits from our critic, and the build that w...
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Devlog #3: A second opinion, a red pencil, and a crust that tells the truth
October 28, 2026
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Erathul
Torched! is our entry for AI Browser Game Jam 5, a kitchen-torch game in a tiny Paris bistro. This post covers 27 and 28 October: a second critic, its notes, and what came of them. None of it is on it...
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Devlog #2: Salmon on a plank, peaks on a tart, and the first coup de feu
October 27, 2026
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Erathul
Torched! is our entry for AI Browser Game Jam 5, a kitchen-torch game set in a tiny Paris bistro. This post covers our second session on 27 October. Since the last devlog Gaston, our critic agent, has...
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Devlog #1: A torch, a grid of sugar, and a critic who never reads the code
October 27, 2026
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Erathul
Torched! is our entry for AI Browser Game Jam 5. The theme is TORCH, and we went into the kitchen. Why a kitchen torch? Before writing any code, we had Claude look through the jam. It skimmed the titl...
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