Fredrik Johansson f71878861c Give the win ending its own background image
Previously reused gameover.webp for both win and loss states since it
was deliberately mood-neutral. Now has a dedicated photo: same desk,
chair pushed back in rather than empty, stamp/ink/letters back in
place, a fresh unopened stack waiting — continuation, not triumph,
matching the ending copy's own restraint. .end-screen now carries a
victory/failure class the same way .end-card already did, so CSS can
target the right background per outcome.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-27 19:51:30 +02:00
2026-07-20 20:03:54 +02:00

Retur

Avdelningen för obeställbara försändelser.

A short bureaucratic supernatural sorting game. You have five shifts at a municipal dead-letter office. Read each letter, consult an expanding and occasionally contradictory rulebook, then route it to delivery, sender, Archive 9, or quarantine.

Later regulations override earlier ones. The letters know this too.

Stack

Vanilla TypeScript + Vite. No framework, backend, or runtime dependencies. State is kept in localStorage.

The visual language deliberately follows djupet: JetBrains Mono, near-black blue panels, restrained eldritch color, compact administrative labels, and pressure expressed through a screen-edge vignette. Retur replaces Djupet's Malmö map and idle resources with a paper desk, physical stamps, and a regulation sidebar.

Development

npm install
npm run dev       # http://localhost:5691
npm run typecheck
npm test
npm run build

Rules

  • Inspect the sender, recipient, address, postmark, letter text, and marks.
  • Select one of four routes and stamp the decision.
  • New regulations arrive each morning. Later and more specific rules take precedence.
  • Incorrect sorting costs composure and raises suspicion.
  • A completed day restores one composure; suspicion persists.
  • Survive all five days to receive a permanent position. This is not necessarily a reward.

Keyboard: 14 selects a route, Enter stamps or continues, ? opens help.

Deployment

The production image is a static Vite build served by nginx. A push to main triggers the Gitea Actions workflow, which builds and publishes repo.explewd.com/explewd/retur:latest plus an immutable short-SHA tag. The deployment host pulls that image through Docker Compose.

docker compose pull
docker compose up -d

Live: retur.games.goonk.se

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