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Packetguard

Build the defense. Hold the line.

BetaBest on desktopArcadearcadecasualautomation-ready
Run from anywhere in CLI-Games$ packetguard

A compact tower defense with real costs, firing towers and an armored finale.

Hold five waves on one of three winding roads. Place fast Arrow towers, splash Cannons and slowing Frost towers, then spend the gold they earn on reinforcements and upgrades. The first purchase starts the countdown. Every tower fires automatically.

Choose Patrol, Siege or Last stand before buying. Survive the captain in wave five to win; keep all fifteen gate lives for Gold. All placement uses the keyboard or command deck. The game window shows the battle; it does not accept clicks.

Automate

Packetguard Policy

Build a tower defense on three roads, earn gold and hold five automatic waves.

Durable workspace

~/packetguard

Read REVISION-4.txt; start with defense-v3.sh. Your files remain yours between runs.

Sensors

  • scan
  • state
  • status

Actions

  • select
  • place
  • type
  • build
  • upgrade
  • sell
  • action
  • map
  • left
  • right
  • up
  • down
  • wave
  • wait
  • level

Practice evidence

gif · replay · run receipt · local practice

Script runs are unranked practice. Histograms compare submitted results.

Ruleset: packetguard-v4

Practices: Bash loops · state observation

Run $ packetguard --script →
Terminal view

What you will see

A compact tower defense with real costs, firing towers and an armored finale.replay
Packetguard in play

Arrows to position. T to choose a tower. Space to build or upgrade. X to sell.

Capabilities

How this command behaves

  • Built for a solo session
  • Build and keep real Bash files in ~/packetguard
  • Automation records include gif and replay and run receipt
  • Runs in the browser; nothing to install
  • Playable entirely from the keyboard
Syntax

Start it from the prompt

Usage

packetguard | packetguard --script

Aliases

None

Field notes

Guides from the wiki

Ready when you are. The terminal will open directly into Packetguard.

Run $ packetguard →