Make board edges open instead of walled — blobs that slide off the
table fall and die, faithful to the original Pudding Monsters.
- Detect edge deaths in computeSlide (deathCause: 'edge')
- Animate blobs tumbling off the board with overshoot + fade
- Show 'Overboard!' death overlay for edge falls vs 'Splat!' for spikes
- Redesign board as a floating table with open edges (drop shadow, no rim)
- Regenerate all levels with walls added to every tier (walls are the
only terrain that stops a slide, so they're required from tier 1)
- Update UI copy to explain the new slide-and-fall rules
- Replace star collection with target-square coverage for Pudding Monsters
- New 3-star medal system: min(targets covered, par-based efficiency)
- Add "Reset Progress" buttons to Pudding Monsters and Rush Hour level select
- Add reset API endpoint for puzzle progress
- Add Beth and Blackwind opponents with idle/happy/upset animations
- Update puddingmonsters.json levels with target squares instead of stars
Introduce a new single-player logic puzzle game where players flick jelly
blobs across a grid to slide and merge them into a single monster.
- PuddingMonstersLogic.js: pure slide-and-merge model with BFS solver,
no Phaser/DOM dependencies; shared by client and generator
- PuddingMonstersGame.js: Phaser scene with drag-to-flick, arrow keys,
undo/reset/hint, par tracking, star collection, death on spikes
- genPuddingMonsters.js: offline level generator using seeded RNG and
BFS solver; produces 40 levels across 5 difficulty tiers
- puddingmonsters.json: generated level data (40 levels, 5–7 grid sizes)
- Update main.js, GameRoomScene.js, PreloadScene.js, registry.js to
wire the new game into the app
- Update game-icons assets
Brian Fertig