Hushfloat · Pearl Pavilion is an original abstract puzzle. All game code and levels were written for this edition. No upstream game code, scientific implementation or artwork was copied. The shift and hold rules are fictional, not an acoustic simulation.
Inspired by Reconfigurable acoustic tweezers based on a programmable droplet array and Nonreciprocal multibody interactions activate liquid state of acoustically levitated particle ensembles (October 2026).
Scientific GitHub reference only: AppliedAcousticsChalmers/levitate, MIT, 34 stars observed November 4, 2026; repository last pushed August 21, 2025; commit d71ae895f3f02b649781ddd047cff7dc7d4d5988. This is a Python scientific library, not the source of this game.
Open-source browser game search preceded original development. Breaklock (331 stars, MIT, maintained October 21, 2026), Series of Tubes (184 stars, MIT) and Cuttle (197 stars, MIT) were rejected as catalog duplicates. Shapez and Sandspiel overlap existing factory and falling-sand apps. Server-dependent roleplaying and multiplayer projects did not meet static hosting requirements.
Amber, jade, rose and ivory pearl illustrations generated with a GPT image model for this edition. Optimized WebP artwork is stored locally; the first three are interactive game pieces. The ivory pearl is this journal’s keepsake.
MIT license for original code → · Metadata tags: github-source, game.