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Who Is Mirage? Crack the Terminal. Quack the Code.
This is a submission for the Amazon Q Developer "Quack The Code" Challenge: That's Entertainment! What I Built A 90s-style terminal game where you explore, uncover hidden files, and slowly become the villain. Demo You just need to know some basic Linux commands. A little experience helps, but you can use help to see all available commands, and there are hints provided along the way. Mirage OS
This is a submission for the Amazon Q Developer "Quack The Code" Challenge: That's Entertainment!
What I Built
A 90s-style terminal game where you explore, uncover hidden files, and slowly become the villain.
Demo
You just need to know some basic Linux commands. A little experience helps, but you can use help to see all available commands, and there are hints provided along the way.
Mirage OS <- play here
Code Repository
How I Used Amazon Q Developer
I’ve mentioned in my GitHub the prompt I used to set up the base for the game. While it’s not exactly the same, it’s pretty much accurate. Thank you, Amazon Q!
Inspiration
I really love Welcome to the Game 2 and its mechanics by Reflect Studios. I wanted to bring the dark web vibe into my game using Linux commands, but due to time constraints, I couldn’t fully execute it. Still, I took inspiration from how the user is drawn into the dark web, adapting it with terminal-based gameplay.
