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game-feel

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Game feel - the moment-to-moment tactile layer: juice, hitstop, coyote time, input buffering, screen shake, telegraphing, camera lead/lag, readability. Use when the rules are right but the game feels mushy, unfair, or flat.

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feel/ — the tactile layer

The rules can be correct and the game still feel dead. Feel is what happens in the 100ms around an input. Pull one page; stacking all nine at once is how a game turns into a fireworks show.

pagewhat it fixes
juicing.mdactions land flat — stack visual + shake + particles + sound + freeze
hitstop.mdhits have no weight — freeze motion 50–120ms on impact
coyote-time.mdjumps feel unfair — allow the jump 100–150ms after leaving the ledge
input-buffering.md"I pressed it!" — cache input 100–200ms, fire at the next legal moment
screen-shake.mdshake reads as noise or nausea — amplitude/frequency/decay/anisotropy/throttle
telegraphing.mddeaths feel cheap — every threat shows a 0.5–2s windup
frame-readability.mdone frame doesn't say who's the player, the threat, the goal
camera-lag.mdthe player leaves frame, or is pinned and can't see ahead
destruction-feedback.mdthings break without feeling broken — the full destruction layer stack

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