This standalone applet runs the puzzle entirely in the browser. It uses WebGL for the board, JavaScript for the rules, and browser-local storage for high scores. No Shiny session, R process, or Rcpp runtime is needed after the page loads. When viewing the source on GitHub, open the direct pkgdown app link: open the standalone app.
If the embedded applet does not load, open the standalone app.
Use run_drop_number() when you want the package-backed
Shiny interface and the Rcpp engine available from an R session. This is
the best route for development, testing, reproducible simulations, and
autoplay benchmarking.
Use the standalone applet when you want a single browser page for
play or local sharing. The puzzle rules match the package engine, but
all computation happens in the browser. The static app includes
preview-horizon, spawn-distribution, and continue controls, and high
scores are saved in browser localStorage, separated by
preview horizon.
To write the self-contained HTML file from an installed package:
The exported file can be opened directly in a modern desktop or mobile browser with WebGL support.
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