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Stellar Dungeon — a 2D dungeon crawler built in Godot 4.4 for the Argentina Builder Challenge 2026, with on-chain progression over the Stellar network. I contributed the backend blockchain integration: a Node.js relay and a Rust smart contract (forge_ledger) that log mining, crafting and forging on-chain, with per-player custodial wallets and an offline sync queue.
on-chain dungeon progression is such a fun combo 👀
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