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Play shelf2-10 minute curiosity

For when the brain wants a snack, not a sermon.

Small games, puzzles, visual hunts, AI traps, and quick challenges. The rule: finish fast, learn one trick, maybe grin once.

Trapdoor trivia Find the object Puzzle archive
Play shelf

Small games first. Accounts later, maybe.

These are route-scoped widgets and content seeds. Persistent progress, leaderboards, and AI apps need separate privacy, storage, and performance decisions.

Quiz

Trapdoor trivia

Short questions where the first answer in your head may be doing push-ups in the wrong gym.

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geography

What is the capital of Canada?

Pick one answer.

The largest city is not automatically the capital.

Find the object

Find the small diamond.

Find the small diamond.

  • visual search

    Find the object

    A tiny grid hunt. Later versions can use travel photos, archive frames, or generated illustrations.

  • constraints

    Sudoku mini

    Small boards with explain-the-next-move mode instead of only answer checking.

  • daily

    Logic sprint

    Five-minute pattern, ranking, parity, or word puzzles with one clean trick.

  • AI trap

    Break the toy AI

    Sandboxed prompt and tool-use challenges that teach failure modes without touching real systems.

  • taste

    Movie night roulette

    Pick by mood, company, time, emotional weight, and whether long-distance sync is needed.

  • places

    Map hunt

    Find a place from clues: architecture, food, science, wildlife, transport, and one strange fact.

Queued

Game ideas already in the pipeline.

interactive-widget I Am Bored play shelf Find-the-object, daily logic, Sudoku variants, and professional-network-style quick games. interactive-widget Tiny Sudoku lab Mini Sudoku, KenKen-style cages, and explain-the-next-move mode. puzzle Five-minute logic sprint A small daily sequence, word, pattern, or ranking puzzle with one clean lesson.
Related

Permanent shelves behind the toys.

Curiosity cabinet / Resources

I Am Bored Play Shelf

A small lane for find-the-object games, daily micro-puzzles, Sudoku-style constraints, quick logic sprints, and other tiny things that wake the brain up.

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