Mem Block 8

Pieces of three, four, and five cells descend into a 12 × 22 memory well. Complete rows to clear them, progress through memory banks, and earn microchips from multi-row clears. The game is available now as an installable PWA.

• Memory banks introduce changing piece mixes, speed, and playfield color.
• Multi-row clears earn microchips that are cashed in when a memory bank is completed.
• The register-style HUD switches every game value between hexadecimal, binary, and decimal.
• Touch and keyboard controls share the same abstract action system.
• Synthesized computer sounds and per-bank music reinforce the vintage-computer setting.

• The deterministic game engine is isolated from the DOM, canvas, audio, storage, clocks, and browser randomness, making it directly testable under Node.
• Game rules and progression remain separate from rendering, input, interface, audio, themes, and persistence; a small bootstrap composes those modules.
• A fixed-timestep loop keeps simulation updates independent of display frame rate, while the session layer owns screen states and routes events.
• The project uses native ES modules with no build step, framework, bundler, or runtime dependency, backed by focused tests across its major subsystems.

The high score and settings stay in local browser storage. A versioned, cache-first service worker keeps the app shell available offline after the first load, while additional music is cached as it is encountered. The game uses no ads, leaderboards, tracking, or data collection.