Cyberlab Systems Collection

PRICE: Bundle — $34.99 (individual toolkits $14.99 each; this saves ~22% over buying separately)

The three hardest systems to get right in three of the most common

indie genres — bundled, tested, and ready to drop into whatever

engine you're already using.

DUNGEON GENERATOR TOOLKIT

Two genuinely different procedural generation algorithms: BSP

(rectangular rooms + corridors) and Cellular Automata (organic

caves). Both guarantee full connectivity by construction — not "it

usually works," a structural guarantee, verified across 100+ seeds

in the included test suite. Seeded and fully deterministic.

HORROR ATMOSPHERE TOOLKIT

Not sounds or shaders — systems. Flicker, fog-of-war density, a

dread/tension pacing curve with scare-cooldown logic, a weighted

event/ambience scheduler, and a heartbeat controller that speeds up

with tension. Wire your own audio and visuals on top; the pacing

logic is the hard part, and it's done.

TOWER DEFENSE TOOLKIT

Path-following enemy movement, wave generation with configurable

scaling, three targeting modes, splash damage, and a full status

effects system (slow / stun / damage-over-time) — backward-compatible

with the rest of the toolkit, so adding it to an existing integration

doesn't break anything.

EVERY CLAIM IS TESTED, NOT JUST DOCUMENTED

98 tests across the three toolkits, included in the download, runnable

with plain `node core-*.test.js` — zero dependencies. The dungeon

toolkit's "guaranteed connectivity" isn't a docs claim you have to

trust; it's a test that runs it across 100 seeds and checks.

ENGINE-AGNOSTIC, DEPENDENCY-FREE

Each toolkit is one JavaScript file. CommonJS, AMD, or a plain

`<script>` tag — no build step, no framework assumptions, no rendering

opinions. What you build on top is entirely yours.

Includes all three toolkits, each with its own README, test suite,

interactive demo, and MIT license — free for commercial use.

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WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED (by design)

No rendering, no specific enemy/tower/monster rosters, no audio, no

UI. These are the systems underneath your game, not a game template —

you keep full creative control over what's built on top.