duducat's corner on the interwebz!

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duducat's corner on the interwebz!

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about me

Hi! I'm ducdat0507 / duducat, and I make random things on the interwebz. I'm probably more well-known for creating web-based incremental games—you can find more of my projects on the sitemap above.

I consider myself to be more of a code person rather than an art person. I prefer solving problems with a text editor rather than an image editor, though you can see me trying to force myself into drawing in some of my later projects.

some interests

incremental games, rhythm games, rhythm game music, making games, weird and obscure web technologies (like SMIL)

my tech stack

programming languages: Web3*, C#, Java, SQL, Python, Svelte, Astro

drawing programs: Krita, LibreSprite

* Web3 refers to the 3 languages commonly used to make a website (HTML, CSS, JS/TS). I am not interested in whatever is happening in bl*ckch*in and if you attempt to shill any cr*pto c*in or N*Ts at me I'll break your leg.

about this site

I've been creating incremental games on this site since the early 2020s. My first released incremental game is The Dynas Tree which was the result of me trying to use The Modding Tree by Acamaeda which lets you create incremental games in the format of The Prestige Tree by Jacorb easily, which became quite popular when it's released. I've made quite a few more games since then, you can check them on the games section on the sitemap above.

During the years 2024~2025 I've been browsing personal websites that people've made on services like Neocities and Nekoweb which inspired me to redesign my homepage to look like what you're seeing now.

This layout (which I nicknamed "bento") is my attempt at making a mobile-friendly website that has the feel of early desktop web pages, when people were using <table>s for layouts. It utilizes horizontal scrolling though, so I recommend you to get a smartphone to try it out. You're seeing it on the mobile layout right now!

some words of greetings for anyone who've read all of this

haaaaaaaai :D 👋 :wave: 👋 :ablobwave: :3

find me on:

keep in touch:

discord servers that I'm in
(discord handle = name)

galaxy (+ ego)

fff40 studios

note: i don't check this very often

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duducat's games

click on a box to learn more and view game links
on desktop hold shift/ctrl and click to instantly launch games note that most of my stuff here won't be mobile-friendly, except for like One Trillion Free Draws
boxes with broken borders are prototype games and won't last very long

incremental games

flagships

The idle game that gives you a whopping 1 followed by 12 zeros of free gacha cards for you to draw, at least if you can draw all of them.

Inspired by and parodies the trend of advertisements for gacha games that promises numbers of draws as if it's a selling point. Of course, with the power of being able to make games myself and a crave for big numbers in games, I felt the need to inflate the amount even harder than what was what, four thousand?

It's fairly mobile-friendly and should be completable in about 2~3 days of active idling.

The button simulators on Roblox, but I made the buttons go to infinity and put it to a website.

It's also as demanding as incremental games on Roblox are.

Defeat enemies and grow your towers, incremental game style! As seen on mobile game ads!

Made for a game jam hosted by an online friend of mine, and somehow got first place despite it requiring more of your attention than necessary.

prestige tree -like

A TPT-like game about and based on other TPT-like games. Apparently it's good enough for people to consider it a must-play TPT-like game.

A TPT-like game loosely based on the hit web comic Homestuck.

It was made at the time that the Prestige Tree game community was in a Homestuck craze, plus when I learned that Acamaeda, the person who made the Modding Tree, a fork of the game that makes it a game framework, also maintains a fairly popular Homestuck AU fan-fiction that made me think that someone must make a Homestuck-based TMT game anyways.

It's probably my most popular work, though I'm not really proud of it now when I look back at it.

It's on an indefinite hiatus due to a lack of artists needed to make Act 1, and over time I'm no longer as interested in Homestuck nor TMT as I once was.

A TPT-like game about and building civilizations.

It's my first game to be made with TMT.

incrementals on unusual places

My attempt at making a game on Scratch—a coding website for children... though the theme of the game is probably not.

My attempt at making a game on Idle Game Maker—a idle game engine made by the same person who've made Cookie Clicker.

It's also my first idle game ever released!... though for reservation purposes I've moved the script file from Pastebin to this GitHub Pages site now.

My attempt at making a game on MS-Paint Fan Adventures—a website that lets you create... MS-Paint fan adventures.

Can you believe this was made during my Homestuck phase?

other prototypes

One of my early attempts to tackle the Unity game engine, and what I imagined an ultimate incremental game is going to be.

As you're about to see, a lot of things are unfinished.

not mine but I was involved

A incremental game which also acts as an advent calendar—content are unlocked throughout the days of December leading to Christmas Eve.

Made by The Paper Pilot which also made the engine for the game. I helped with some of the dates' content and a bit of styling.

If you want to play the game while it's not December, there's an option for the game to ignore the month or disable the date-gate altogether.

A TPT-like game loosely based on the hit EDM composer かめりあ.

The full name of the game is The Camellia Tree: duducat's Extremely Novel and (Almost) Completely Overhauled "I wanna be the Kamiller" Rewrite/Modification.

The original author of the game, ArcanaEden, wanted me to help implement a mechanic in their game, and I came up with a whole game rewrite instead.

An incremental game made as a collaboration between a few members of the incremental game community.

Contrary to the name, it's not very long.

not-so-incremental games

⚠️ needs help ⚠️

A 3D rhythm game where the lanes can move or bend... or at least that's what it's going to be.

I've been wanting to make some kind of a 3D rhythm game since I know about Lanota. When I heard that Phigros started becoming a thing, I figured out I should start working on one and came up with a prototype called Project: Rithmoflex which evolved into JANOARG as you can see here. However, development were stagnant because of a lack of people to help, and during those 3 years numerous other rhythm games popped up that used the same idea.

If you can help in any way, you can keep in touch with me going to the FFF40 Studios Discord server which is linked below.

puzzle games

It is what it says on the tin. If you're familiar with Bejeweled, you'll feel right at home!

...okay, it might be a little bit to right at home.

A paint-the-wall type puzzle game with a third dimension.

It's also a really short prototype (only 8 levels long).

roblox eww

REx but on a browser. Sol's RNG but auras are changed into ores and the roll button is changed into this open-world mine.

Yes, I was into these games at one point in my life.

duducat's non-games

click on a box to learn more and view links
boxes with broken borders are prototype and won't be very stable

applications

the modding tools

The documentation of TMT made into a website.

A website that fetches all forks of the TMT repository and display them into a grid with links to play them.

the old/small web tools

A proof-of-concept website that makes it easy to collect 88x31 buttons on the internet (only 88x31 buttons are supported at the moment.)

Originally hosted on Neocities, but with their latest update breaking things I've decided to also upload it to my GitHub Pages site.

A terminal-based web browser for the small web (Gemini, Gopher, e.t.c.). You'll need to compile the app yourself, it's for my personal uses.

not mine but I helped develop

A website for discovering and playing incremental games, with features reminiscent of old game portals like Kongregate such as a forum and live chat rooms.

Owned by yhvr, with my help on basically the entire interface design.

webmasters and developers' resources

widgets

Make your own stylable Discord invite widgets!

Choose the default ones or bring your own CSS file!

libraries

A JS library for handling loot drops/gacha pulls/other random events of arbitrary counts.

Do you ever find yourself having to simulate doing a random event one trillion times? Then this library is for you!

toys

instant toys

Inspired by this Reddit post, this is a chat simulator that lets you chat on "free robux generator" sites without you being exposed to scams and exploits alike. With the latest AI™ technologies you'll get the exact same experience as if you're on the sites yourself!

™ "AI" in this context here is the Japanese word for "love" and "affection"

duducat's outlink collection

sites

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duducat's corner on the interwebz!

before you enter:

duducat's corner on the interwebz!

sitemap

widgets:

about me

some interests

my tech stack

about this site

some words of greetings for anyone who've read all of this

find me on:

keep in touch:

leave a tip?

duducat's games

incremental games

not-so-incremental games

duducat's non-games

applications

webmasters and developers' resources

toys

duducat's outlink collection

sites