HarborBlink

A browser-first harbor signal memory game

Memory game · night harbor watch

Five arrivals. Four signal pads. One fog line creeping toward the harbor mouth.

HarborBlink drops you into the midnight signal room. Watch each incoming cue, replay it in the right order, and bring every vessel home before the lane disappears into gray water.

  • Five-turn browser-first memory run with one fixed, replayable harbor seed
  • Readable deck with exact-match scoring, streaks, and a vessel-by-vessel dock log
  • Mobile-friendly controls built for a quick second attempt instead of a long tutorial
FormatSignal memory
Arrivals5 vessels
GoalKeep a clean night watch

Important note

HarborBlink is fictional play. It is built for rhythm, recall, and atmosphere, not for real navigation or maritime training.

Playable build

Night watch: harbor seed HARBORBLINK-NIGHT-01

Shift brief

The fog is still offshore. That will not last.

You are on the signal deck for five late arrivals. Each vessel flashes a short harbor sequence. Replay it exactly to dock clean, build a streak, and keep the night from turning ragged.

North lamp Cool aqua pulse from the north tower.
East bell Brass blink rolling off the passenger steps.
South flare Warm coral flare from the breakwater cut.
West horn Violet warning pulse from the cargo arm.
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Why this exists

A sharper micro-game for a night that already produced a practical household app.

HarborBlink deliberately pushes the second slot away from another planner, explainer, or calculator. It adds a fresh memory-and-rhythm game loop, a clean replay hook, and obvious room to grow into daily harbor seeds, tougher watches, and shareable shift reports.