✨ Inspiration
I wanted to build something that feels Reddit-native: quick, fun, and community powered. The vibe is old-school hacker 🖥️ with green 0s and 1s flowing like code.
🎮 What it does
Binary Grid is a logic puzzle where you line up 0s and 1s.
- Fresh puzzles daily 🔄
- Leaderboards & timers ⏱️
- Share results in comments 💬
- Win a puzzle → reveal a hidden ASCII image 🎨
- Designed to spark discussions and memes
🛠️ How I built it
- Created solo by me 👤
- Devvit interactive posts + React
- Procedural puzzle generator (always new)
- Matrix-style UI 🌌
- Integrated Reddit features: posts, comments, leaderboards, flair
⚡ Challenges
- Making puzzles fun but fair
- Fitting hacker visuals into Reddit posts
- Managing game state and timing inside Devvit
🏆 Accomplishments
- A true “Reddit-y” game with comments and community built in
- Aesthetic that grabs attention in the feed 👀
- Procedural puzzles = infinite replayability
- ASCII art reveal adds surprise + reward
- I’m going all-in on Reddit games — this is my full-time focus ❤️
📚 What I learned
- How to bend Devvit into a puzzle engine
- First impressions on Reddit posts matter a lot
- Reddit features (comments, flair, trophies) make games stickier
🚀 What's next
- More puzzle modes 🎲
- Subreddit vs Subreddit competitions 🥊
- User-generated puzzles as posts ✍️
- More flair, trophies, and bragging rights 🏅
Built With
- devvit
- react
- tailwindcss



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