"Play" now only means playable
Titles you can't play yet say "Visit" instead of "Play", so the button never overpromises.
Site Updates
thenerdybox.com deploys the moment a change merges to main — no release train, no waiting window. This is the real history of that, not a game’s changelog: none of our five titles has a public version history yet. The tools we build do — SignalBox keeps its own.
Last 8 weeks · each cell is a day
Titles you can't play yet say "Visit" instead of "Play", so the button never overpromises.
Matches GAMEBOX, which shipped the same week.
Both now run as their own containers, deployed from their own repos, behind brainbox.thenerdybox.com and gamebox.thenerdybox.com. The old in-repo copies were retired.
Discord sign-in, an account menu, and a profile page.
Its own card, alongside BRAINBOX and OUTBOX.
A polish pass on the table games shipped so far.
A full craps table, the collection's third game.
Spades where the upgrades attach to the bid you made before you saw your hand — the collection's second game.
A growing collection of small card, dice and tabletop games, free in the browser. Started with DICEBOX.
Seventeen posts on how the game is being built, self-contained under the beta.
Dropped the closed-beta password gate and listed it on Our Games.
Along with several smaller refreshes the same week — mobile fit and fullscreen support, entity sprites, a props pass, and a narration script pass. See the entry just below.
Eight more merges refining the same beta build: mobile touch controls (#11), a narration script pass (#12), mobile fit and fullscreen/installability (#13), a visualViewport sizing fix (#14), a props pass (#17), entity sprites and moans (#18), a spawn-distance and collision hotfix (#19), and the polish phase (#20).
Password-gated, for early feedback before the public opening.
A landing page for the titles TheNerdyBox is building itself, separate from the servers it hosts.
None of our five titles has one yet — playtest builds get announced in Discord as they land. The tools do: SignalBox, an OBS plugin that keeps your Twitch category matching the game you’re playing, keeps a real changelog while it’s being built.