ONE MORE MOVE

Devlog

• A reason to play it again
  July 15, 2026 by GhassenJ#updates

  I've been treating ONE MORE MOVE as a single puzzle: learn the rules and chase a high score. That works once. But once you've internalized the board, a run stops surprising you, and there wasn't much... Continue reading
• Two deaths that were the game's fault
  July 11, 2026 by GhassenJ#bug-fixes, #update

  Every devlog I've written ends the same way: if you die and can't tell why, tell me, because that is the bug I care about most. This update is me finding two of those myself, and they turned out to be... Continue reading
• One move, including the shove
  July 11, 2026 by GhassenJ#update, #bug-fixes

  Short update, but it fixes something that quietly bothered me from the start. The rule I was breaking The whole pitch of this game is one action per turn. One move, and the board responds. Except that... Continue reading
• The game was about avoiding things. Now it's about kills.
  July 06, 2026 by GhassenJ

  This is the biggest change I've made to ONE MORE MOVE, and it came out of an uncomfortable realization: the game I built and the game people actually enjoyed were not quite the same one. What was wron... Continue reading
• Now playable on phone and tablet (and a reworked sentinel)
  July 05, 2026 by GhassenJ#Updates

  I shipped the first real update to ONE MORE MOVE. Three things changed, and one of them was overdue. It runs on phones and tablets now The original build was keyboard only. Move with the arrows or WAS... Continue reading
• Designing a game with only one move
  July 04, 2026 by GhassenJ

  Designing a game with only one move I gave myself one rule for ONE MORE MOVE : you get a single action per turn. Move one tile, wait, or shove one enemy. That's the whole verb set. I wanted to see how... Continue reading