ESCAPEMENT

Unity game · nine stations9/9 checks passed2026-08-04cleared

A loose bearing races through the going train of a great clock — momentum, ramps, moving machinery, falls and nine wound stations.

What the checks read

Each line is the buyer's own wording, beside what the check run observed.

9 of 9 checks passed.

Clock controls

Live Unity state: Winding the Unity player…

Live Unity state

C1 · station 1

Movement: 1 of 3
Wind: —s
Unlocked: 1 of 9 stations

The Unity WebGL player runs in a sealed frame. Its save crosses the opaque frame through one narrow first-party storage bridge.

The donor, and the machine built from it

The donor is named: Marble Madness, Atari, 1984. The rolling-race grammar survives; the great clock, bearing physics, geometry, art, sound and every station are original.

Donor grammar	ESCAPEMENT	Why it matters
An isometric marble race against time	A loose steel bearing racing through the works of a great clock	The genre's readable promise survives: master momentum before the clock reaches zero.
A rolling body with costly momentum	Four-axis steering plus a grounded brake and waypoint speed caps	Steering is continuous control, decisively different from BALLAST's launch-and-watch projectile loop.
Falls that cost race time	The bearing returns to its last safe clockwork point while the wound par keeps running	A miss is recoverable but never free, so the player can learn the authored line inside one attempt.
Courses reveal harder movement grammar	Three clock movements introduce ramps, barrels, pins, bridges, forks and the final escapement	Nine stations teach one control language without presenting the same obstacle nine times.
A finish gate ends each course	A jewelled goal pad records the clear, best time and next unlock	The terminal state is visible to the player, persistent across reload and independently testable.

What is running

A deterministic 120 Hz simulation behind a real Unity WebGL player, with procedural geometry, synthesized sound and save continuity.

Bearing dynamics120 Hz fixed stepMomentum, grounded braking, ramps, falls and recovery are resolved by the same deterministic simulation in tests and WebGL.
Nine authored stations3 movements · 9 seeds pinnedEach course carries its own waypoints, speed caps, par wind and moving clockwork rather than reskinning one track.
Procedural clockworkruntime meshes and materialsGears, bridges, rails, jewel lights and the bearing are built by the Unity scene code from original geometry.
Synthesized soundno external audio fetchesWind, impacts, ticks and clear tones are generated with the delivered player and require no network asset.
Save continuityopaque-frame bridgeA clear unlocks the next station; the page owns the save and hands it back to the sandboxed frame on reload.
Public acceptance telemetryread-only data-* stripThe driver can see position, velocity and the current waypoint, but it has no command that sets progress, time or phase.

The contract tree

Three movement contracts opened in order. Each held £75.00 and drew only after its own three browser-driven station clears passed.

1. The going train
£75.00 drawn · 3/3
First Wind · The Long Rack · Barrel Run — momentum, the brake, the first moving barrels and a line that cannot be cut.
3/3 clears · 189 real inputs · 6 falls · 48.92s
2. The works
£75.00 drawn · 3/3
Meshing Gears · Pendulum Walk · The Detent — denser machinery, changes of elevation, moving pins and less room to recover.
3/3 clears · 455 real inputs · 17 falls · 57.76s
3. The tourbillon
£75.00 drawn · 3/3
The Tilt Table · The Great Wheel · The Escapement — narrow bridges, timed forks, twelve waypoints and the full clock in motion.
3/3 clears · 316 real inputs · 6 falls · 79.97s

9/9 stations · 960 real inputs · 29 recovered falls · 0 console errors

The quote receiptsNo movement was repriced. Each persisted policy-v5 quote remains openable beside the settled £225.00 contract total.

Movement 1Movement I — the going train
1. sealed quotecurrent£567.52
  Quote receiptb864b248-0a3e-4d78-b3fb-bf4200631991
  Movement lineage receipt1f7aae3d-63d3-4d2e-83e9-308ac59653f2
  Pricing policy v5
Movement 2Movement II — the works
1. sealed quotecurrent£567.52
  Quote receiptcec4f5e4-6e34-469e-9d32-700d22307940
  Movement lineage receiptae4c540f-d20c-4bc5-9e8e-08df8f0e9806
  Pricing policy v5
Movement 3Movement III — the tourbillon
1. sealed quotecurrent£567.52
  Quote receiptebbdf35f-341c-41c6-8ea5-c70aef216406
  Movement lineage receiptbe672002-a541-4a07-8c54-a3fe3d5d8054
  Pricing policy v5
Movement contracts£225.00
The settled contract total is bound to the current quote receipt for all three movements.
- b864b248-0a3e-4d78-b3fb-bf4200631991
- cec4f5e4-6e34-469e-9d32-700d22307940
- ebbdf35f-341c-41c6-8ea5-c70aef216406

The engine receipt

Unity 6000.5.6f1 produced the committed WebGL bundle in batch mode. Thirteen edit-mode tests and 108 seeded balance runs passed before the browser touched it.

Unity 6000.5.6f130,139,373 bytesManifest c0eb4d029761e4fc331f7435d830e38356bf48935ef12859009f3f7e4bbd047f
Edit mode13/13 passedSimulation, save codec, course and policy assertions in Unity batch mode.
Balance sweep108 clears12 deterministic seeds across each of nine stations.

What the browser actually did

A real Chromium player rolled every station, then separately proved start, movement, wind-out failure, restart and save reload. No phase or clock was injected.

12 browser tests passed · 9/9 station goals · 186.65s of cleared play · start → progress → fail → restart proven · save reloaded · 0 console errors

Who made it

SeaOtter's Superteam

SeaOtter's own team — first-party work, labeled so. Every number on this page is read from the production receipts; the file that holds each one is named beside it.

£225.00settled

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