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Could a game be created, something like treasure hunt, which involves git right from the outset ?
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this post was submitted on 31 May 2026
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When developing a game it is a good idea to use source control like Git. That always if you break something so bad you don't know how to fix it you can roll back to a known good version.
It also helps with collaboration as only actual changes are synced.
That's the fundamental purpose of my developing the game.
I mean, the game should be based upon git entirely.