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Yoplay.io Ziggy Road

Ziggy Road: The Hypnotic Path to High Scores (and Frustration!)

Step onto the Ziggy Road, an incredibly simple yet profoundly challenging arcade experience that will test your precision and timing to their limits. In this minimalist masterpiece, your only goal is to stay on the winding path as it twists and turns unpredictably beneath you. Every tap, every subtle movement, determines whether you continue your journey or fall into the abyss. It's an addictive loop of "just one more try" that gamers will find impossible to resist. Perfect for short, intense bursts of gameplay.

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Yoplay.io Bounce Path

BOUNCE PATH: Minimalist Platformer, Extreme Challenge Content: Minimalistic graphics but relentless gameplay. The combination of platforming and rhythm creates a highly engaging experience that demands intense concentration.

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Tap Drift – Simple Drift, Big Challenge

A minimalist one-touch drifting game where every tap matters. Hold to drift, release to straighten up — but timing dictates everything. Fast, smooth, and dangerously addictive.

Play here → https://poly-track.io/tap-drift

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Minimalist Game Day 2 - 12.02.20

Today the Minimalist Game dictates that I need to let go of two things, and I’ve chosen two stacking shoe racks/shelves that I accidentally purchased from The Container Store ages ago. What I wanted, but wasn’t paying attention to, was a mesh shelf, and much longer. I brought these home to go with my existing ones and they didn’t fit. Made due for a while, but finally picked up the ones I needed and these have been sitting in my home office for a bit. Kids don’t want/need them, so to Goodwill they will go. They are FINE shelves, honestly and I do recommend, but they don’t fit with the other three I have and I kept knocking them/the shoes on them over. 

I think the lesson I’ve learned here is twofold. First, figure out the name/dimensions of a thing before going shopping when I want something specific (!!), and second, don’t keep something just to make due. I could have made time and returned them for what I needed, instead of in effect wasting my money. 

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Minimalist Game Day 1 - 12.01.20

Today I have to let go of one thing. This was easy and something I’d already been planning to donate: Z’s huge bean bag chair. We haven’t had it but a year maybe? It worked in her room before the pandemic. Then the pandemic came along with elearning & staying home and my efforts to give her something to do and then all of that turned into moving her room around and TLDR; the beanbag fits nowhere in our home. So, to Goodwill it will go.

One of the biggest things I’m learning in The Minimalist Game is that I have to divorce myself from a thing, like thinking overly much about what I spent on it. I’ve held on to a lot of things because I paid $xx and I cannot simply “throw it away.” (Note: I rarely throw a thing in the garbage unless it is something that is completely unsalvageable - Goodwill is nearly always my first consideration.) I’m trying to let go of that thinking and consider instead how someone else will derive enjoyment from the thing, and at a bargain! 

This goes into the back of the Jeep and will get to Goodwill by the weekend. Oh, and if you’re wondering - Z is not overly upset about it. I’m trying, and largely succeeding, in raising her to be mindful of giving to others. It helps that she sees me doing the things I ask of her. She’s a good egg. <3

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Beginning the Journey into Minimalism

This blog is (in theory) just for documenting our adventures in minimalism.

Tomorrow, 12/01/2020, we (mostly just me, really) begin the Minimalism Game, something created by Joshua Fileds Millburn & Ryan Nocodemus. I’ve been so excited that I’ve already started clearing out things. Yesterday I took 11 bags (!!) of stuffed animals to Goodwill. We’ve been collecting animals for 28+ years. Multiply that by however many children we have, and that’s a LOT of animals. And, honestly, we all kept more than we need to. I may thin out even more as we go through the month. 

Anyhoo. I’m excited. Happy to have you along for the ride! Happier still if you join me for the game! 

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Day seven

All that gets posted here is actually gone - it doesn‘t count unless i‘ve already gotten rid of it. Because i tend to sort stuff out and then it will stay in my basement for ages before i do something about it. Case in point the glass bortles..

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Day six