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Purrfect Chaos

A mischievous cat sandbox born alongside Chaos System and now consuming its reusable runtime and generator. The game layer carries the island, characters, progression, and all the cat-specific meaning.

Development alphaChaos System consumerC# + .NET 10Linux + Android direction

Representative alpha captures

The game, as it stands.

Real in-game and menu captures. They show the project's direction, not every current renderer, world, animation, or audio change.

Purrfect Chaos alpha gameplay showing the cat character in a coastal island environment with an activity prompt and progression HUD
In-game: island exploration, collectables, activity prompt, and the current HUD.
Purrfect Chaos alpha main menu over an aerial view of the island
Main menu: the island is the backdrop, not a generic title screen.

Birthplace and consumer

The first consumer made the boundary visible.

Purrfect Chaos is where Chaos Engine and Chaos Generator first grew into serious reusable technology. Once Dungeon Dice became a second consumer, that shared capability was extracted into Chaos System. Purrfect remains both the original proving ground and a consumer; the cat game no longer needs to own the shared layer for the story to be true.

The game layer owns the things that make this project Purrfect Chaos: the cat, Moreton Island-derived world composition, named locations, ecology, quests, progression, economy, collectibles, reputation, accessibility, and minigames. Chaos supplies the generic runtime and generation mechanisms underneath those choices.

Current alpha development continues through world composition, rendering, articulated locomotion, animation, audio, and platform work. Those systems are valuable because they expose real seams between game meaning and reusable capability, not because an alpha build has suddenly become finished.

  • Original Chaos proving ground and current game consumer
  • Moreton Island-derived terrain, locations, and ecology
  • Game-agnostic runtime capability through Chaos System
  • Consumer-owned procedural content and validation
  • Articulated player locomotion, IK, weight, and steering work
  • Music variation, instrumentation, and transitions
  • Keyboard, mouse, and gamepad direction across Linux and Android
Current state

Development alpha. The captures show a real build; newer world, renderer, animation, and audio work is still moving, and native backend coverage remains uneven.

Read the shared-system boundary See the second consumer