InkDom is a free browser-based game where players draw loops on real-world maps to claim territory. Players gain ink that refills over time, and can expand their land by drawing loops that touch existing territory or by drawing over opponents' areas.
Google Maps is rolling out an update on Android Auto that displays upcoming traffic lights and stop signs at your next turn through a pop-up indicator, making it easier for drivers to anticipate what to expect at intersections. This visual enhancement, which also appears on iPhone via CarPlay, builds on Google's six-year-old feature of showing these road elements on maps.
Online Google Maps Scraper is a cloud-based tool that extracts business data from Google Maps by keyword and location, allowing users to save results and export to CSV, Excel, or JSON formats without browser extensions or manual copying.
Yoichi demonstrates three procedurally generated islands created using fractal rock, hydraulic erosion simulation, and 150,000 raindrops each. The islands—Crescent, Inland Sea, and Chevron—are reproducible game assets generated with specific seeds and parameters, with no manual editing.