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The dungeon loop is in place. Next up: an enemy the knight can fight. Full-length build video: link in bio. Follow for the next build—and drop your enemy ideas below. #GameDev #Unity3D #IndieGameDev #EnemyAI #BuildInPublic

Zero health should mean something. Wiring the death state—and fixing a stubborn animation bug. Full-length build video: link in bio. What animation bug gave you the most trouble? #GameDev #Unity3D #IndieGameDev #Animation #BuildInPublic

Three hearts. One spike trap. Now the dungeon can fight back. Full-length build video: link in bio. Which hazard should I add next? #GameDev #Unity3D #IndieGameDev #GameDesign #BuildInPublic

Collect 10 gold → Exit Unlocked → Dungeon Complete. Full-length build video: link in bio. How would you reward clearing this room? #GameDev #Unity3D #LevelDesign #IndieGameDev #BuildInPublic

Gold disappears, the counter climbs, and the dungeon exit needs 10 coins. Full-length build video: link in bio. What should be behind the door? #GameDev #Unity3D #GameMechanics #IndieGameDev #BuildInPublic

Building the gold-pickup loop: detect the knight, add currency, remove the coin. Full-length build video: link in bio. What should 10 gold unlock? #GameDev #Unity3D #IndieGameDev #GameDevelopment #UnityTutorial

The knight could walk through the scene assets. Adding colliders fixes it—and gold pickups are next. Full-length build video: link in bio. Follow for the next build. #GameDev #Unity3D #IndieGameDev #GameDevelopment #UnityTips

A door should be a doorway—not a wall. Splitting this Unity collider lets the knight pass through. Full-length build video: link in bio. What bug has slowed you down? #GameDev #Unity3D #IndieGameDev #GameDevelopment #UnityTips

Movement worked, but the knight was floating. Fixing ground placement and spawn points in Unity. Full-length build video: link in bio. What would you fix next? #GameDev #Unity3D #IndieGameDev #GameDevelopment #UnityTips

A working character still feels wrong without animation. Wiring idle and run states for this Unity knight. Full-length build video: link in bio. What animation should come next? #GameDev #Unity3D #IndieGameDev #GameDevelopment #UnityTips

The project is starting to move: WASD controls and the first character controller. The full-length build video is live now—link in bio. Follow for the next update. #GameDev #IndieGameDev #GameDevelopment #BuildInPublic #IndieGame

A new game-dev series starts here. This is only the beginning. Follow for future builds, gameplay experiments, and every update as the project takes shape. #GameDev #IndieGameDev #GameDevelopment #BuildInPublic #IndieGame

V0.12 adds Save for Later, clearer prerequisites, smoother terminal navigation, and progress tracking. What would make a beginner cyber lab easier to return to? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #BuildInPublic #EdTech #LearningByDoing

Finding a CVE is only the beginning. Practice identifying affected projects, versions, and patch context—without exploiting anything. What do you check first? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #CVE #VulnerabilityManagement #ThreatResearch

Before you upload a file to a public scanner, stop. This room uses the harmless EICAR test hash to explore VirusTotal results and safer habits. What do detections prove? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #VirusTotal #MalwareAnalysis #ThreatIntel

One clue rarely tells the whole story. Learn to connect web-server and firewall logs by source IP, timestamps, and activity. What would you compare first? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #LogAnalysis #SIEM #BlueTeam

V0.12 adds three investigation rooms built around real public evidence—not memorized answers. Which investigation would you try first? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #CybersecurityTraining #HandsOnLearning #BuildInPublic

Project CyberLab is aiming for 50 safe, browser-based learning rooms before public launch—and it is almost halfway there. What room should I build next? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #BuildInPublic #EdTech #LearningByDoing

A high-priority request is not proof of identity. Learn to spot urgency, MFA-bypass pressure, and when to escalate. What is your biggest red flag? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #SocialEngineering #MFA #SecurityAwareness

Which service is listening on that port? This room uses ss -tulpn and firewall rules to find a management service exposed too broadly. What would you inspect first: the port or firewall rule? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #Networking #Firewall #Linux

An SHA-256 hash confirms file contents match—but it does not prove a file is safe. Learn how to verify a checksum in a safe Linux-style lab. Have you ever verified a download? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #SHA256 #Linux #DigitalForensics

Linux permissions make more sense once users, groups, ownership, and ls -l click. This new CyberLab room makes them safe to practice. Which part trips you up most: users, groups, or permissions? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #Linux #LinuxPermissions #HandsOnLearning

v0.10 adds new learning paths, Windows practice, browser-security rooms, and better feedback tools. Project CyberLab is still growing through safe browser-based learning. What should I build next? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #BrowserBasedLearning #EdTech…

Signed-in learners can now report confusing steps, bugs, and ideas for future rooms—without opening the door to spam. What feedback tool would make learning easier? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #LearningDesign #EdTech #BuildInPublic

Cookies, local storage, and session storage do not behave the same. This browser-security room shows why a token should not be left in client-side storage. Which storage type should I break down next? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #BrowserSecurity #WebSecurity…

Browser Developer Tools can reveal what a page sends to the client. This safe training room explores HTML, comments, network requests, and response headers—without touching real sites. What would you inspect first? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #BrowserSecurity…

An unusual process is a clue—not proof. This room uses Get-Process and Get-Service to teach context-first investigation. What would you inspect first: the process path or service status? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #WindowsSecurity #PowerShell #HandsOnLearning

Windows Event Logs teaches learners to use Get-WinEvent, compare successful and failed logons, and inspect Event IDs in a safe simulation. What would you check first: the logon result or Event ID? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #WindowsEventLogs #PowerShell…

Learn the PowerShell command style safely with Get-Location, Get-ChildItem, Get-Content, and the ls alias in a Windows-style simulation. Which command do you use most? Full-length video: link in bio. #ProjectCyberLab #Cybersecurity #PowerShell #Windows #HandsOnLearning