diff --git a/projects/220_emerald_church_hosting_preparation_2026.md b/projects/220_emerald_church_hosting_preparation_2026.md
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+++ b/projects/220_emerald_church_hosting_preparation_2026.md
@@ -55,6 +55,10 @@ Prepare the 220 Emerald property to host church events by aligning with the Elde
 
 ## Next Action
 - [ ] Send Elder outreach email and request planning meeting.
+- [ ] Prepare for zoom meeting with elders on 2026-07-20 at 7:00 PM ET to discuss the barn / church hosting plan.
+
+## Meeting Log
+- 2026-07-19: Scheduled meeting for 2026-07-20 7:00 PM ET — zoom with elders to talk about the barn. Source: Adolfo WhatsApp.
 
 ## reMarkable planning notes — 2026-07-18
 Source: Journal2026 changed page `143687d3-cdb7-48b9-be7f-325429026b66`.
diff --git a/resources/paper-apps/CONSTRAINTS.md b/resources/paper-apps/CONSTRAINTS.md
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+# Constraints - Device Ports
+
+Date: 2026-07-21
+Per user instruction.
+
+- **No LLM** on device games
+- **No actual talking / voice I/O** (no mic, no TTS, no voice rec)
+- Pure mechanics: grid, dice RNG, terrain, counters, procedural seed, visual expressions only
+- Pixel Petz Corgi researched as FORM FACTOR only (screen-face + sprite expressions), not voice feature.
+  Our version = deterministic pixel faces (100+ sprite states) + beeps/chimes, no speech.
+- Keep Paper Apps DNA: pencil + d6 + lines/circles translated to digital tiles + buttons
diff --git a/resources/paper-apps/GALAXY-rules.txt b/resources/paper-apps/GALAXY-rules.txt
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+* STATIC *
+Come in, pilot! Your warp drive has malfunctioned and you have been
+stranded in an unknown GALAXY!
+
+Your goal:
+Traverse the GALAXY and locate all 6 pieces of your Warp Drive in
+order to return home. Completionists can visit every sector to attain
+more prestige.
+You’ll begin by filling out your Pilot I.D. card. Draw a profile of
+your character and choose a race. Bear in mind that you’ll get
+slightly preferential treatment from members of your own race that
+you encounter throughout the game.
+
+How to use the MAP:
+A small arrow will point to your starting SECTOR. Once you have
+played that sector (win or lose) you will return to the map and cross
+it off as completed. You can then proceed to the next sector and
+continue playing. Note that you can travel to any sector connected to
+a completed sector.
+Getting Warp Drive Pieces:
+You must complete every sector connected to a
+Warp Drive Piece to “collect” that piece. In
+this map example, I’ve highlighted every sector
+that would have to be completed to collect all
+the Warp Drive Pieces. Obviously you would need
+to complete other sectors in order to get to
+these in the first place.
+As you can see, in most notebooks, you’ll play
+the majority of levels just to collect the Warp
+Drive Pieces. I, of course, recommend playing all the sectors!
+
+Understanding the SECTOR layout:
+The top section of the page is the
+sector map. Your ship will always be
+located on the bottom row. We will
+talk about each object on the map in
+the next section.
+Below the map is the Flight Computer,
+these are your movement values for
+this sector.
+In the bottom left are your missile
+and shield counters.
+In the bottom right is your mission
+and reward, with an area to mark Win
+or Loss. Also the sector number is
+found in this section.
+
+SECTOR Objects:
+This is your ship. Start your movement here.
+This is an asteroid. You may shoot asteroids to allow you to
+travel through the space they occupy. You may also fly
+through an asteroid, but you will lose a shield.
+This is a wormhole. You will always find two wormholes in a
+sector. This allows you to “jump” to the location of the
+other wormhole when you travel through it. You keep moving
+the same direction and move any remaining spaces.
+
+This is a mine. If you travel within one space of a mine, it
+explodes, using up one of your shields. You can also shoot
+it to detonate it. Anything (like an enemy, asteroid or even
+another mine) within 1 space of it is also destroyed.
+This is a credit pickup. If you pass over a credit pickup, make
+note of it. You can spend it after this sector, win or lose.
+This is a shield pickup. If you travel over one of these,
+outline a new circle in your shield counter for that sector.
+This is a missile pickup. If you travel over one, outline a
+new circle in your missile counter.
+Note: Shields and Missiles that you pickup are not carried over
+between sectors.
+Note: Most items that you encounter in a sector are “single use”
+meaning you can only interact with it once. Exceptions are wormholes
+which can be used repeatedly.
+
+Maneuvering your SHIP:
+The values along the bottom of each sector
+(the “Flight Computer”) tell you how many
+spaces to move your ship. You may select
+which direction to move. Cross off the
+values as you go. You may skip a value, but you must still cross it
+off. You may not skip ? values. These mean that you must roll your d6
+to determine movement distance.
+
+You can move in the 6 directions shown here. Draw a line
+to map out your movement, and a small circle at your new
+location to help you keep track of where you are. You
+may cross over your path as much as needed.
+Some things to keep in mind when moving: You can’t turn during a
+move. You must travel in a straight line in your chosen direction.
+Rarely there are no possible moves with the given value. Try skipping
+to the next value. If you rolled a movement value, and there are
+really no possible directions to go, then you can cross that out and
+move on to a value that works. Note :Even if the only possible move
+puts you in a tough situation, you must still take it. That’s life in
+space.
+IF you run out of moves on your Flight Computer without completing
+your stated mission objective, you have run out of fuel and Lose that
+sector. So be judicious with how many values you choose to skip!
+
+Battling ENEMIES:
+You will encounter many enemies throughout your adventure, and often
+your objective is to destroy a certain amount of enemy ships to clear
+a sector.
+Attacking:
+First we will cover how you attack enemies. Between movements (not
+during) you may fire missiles. You may fire as many as you choose, as
+long as you have missiles left. You fire missiles in the same 6
+directions in which you move, so make sure you are aligned with an
+enemy before firing.
+When firing a missile, first cross
+it out in your missile counter.
+
+Missiles are used whether they hit or not.
+Now, count the number of spaces between your ship and the enemy ship.
+You must roll this value or higher with a d6 in order to score a hit.
+In this example, your ship is 2 spaces away
+from the enemy ship, so you must roll 2 or
+higher. The roll was successful, so the enemy
+ship is destroyed. Cross it out. You may now
+fly over that space, and the enemy can no
+longer fire at you.
+Note: If you are only 1 space away from an enemy, there is no need to
+roll as that is a direct hit every time. Positioning is important!
+Being Attacked:
+Enemy ships have a bad attitude and will fire at you anytime you cross
+through their firing range. Although they will not always hit you!
+In this example, the movement of your ship
+has crossed the enemy’s range at a distance
+of 3. You roll your d6 for the enemy to
+determine if they score a hit. So if you roll
+a 3 or higher, they hit you.
+If you were hit, cross out a shield in
+your shield counter. If you are hit and
+have no shields left, then you lose that
+sector.
+Note: Enemies can see through asteroids, and fire through them as
+well. So unfair!
+
+Winning or Losing a Sector:
+
+Each sector has a stated objective of either blasting a certain
+amount of enemy ships, or retrieving an item. If you achieve this
+mission without running out of shields, or running out of fuel, then
+you mark W for Win. Otherwise, mark L for Loss.
+If you won, you receive CREDITS. These should be spent right away in
+the upgrades shop, or toward earning a prestige ranking.
+If you lost, you only keep any credits that you picked up on the map.
+These should also be spent right away. You can also mark a lost ship
+in the Game Stats page.
+After spending CREDITS, return to the Galaxy MAP and determine which
+sector you will play next.
+
+Upgrading your SHIP:
+As you earn credits, many of them will
+be spent upgrading your ship. For each
+credit you earn, fill in a space, in
+order. Let’s briefly look at each option.
+●
+
+Double Shot: When you fire a
+
+missile, you get 2 rolls to score a hit.
+This does not apply to enemies shooting
+at you.
+●
+
+Battering Ram: You effectively can
+
+travel through asteroids as though they
+aren’t there.
+●
+
+Nav-Control: This upgrade allows
+
+you to choose your movement value (1-6)
+instead of rolling on ‘?’ values in the
+Flight Computer.
+
+Note: the following upgrades must be earned in order. You can’t just
+jump straight to the final upgrade in the series.
+●
+
+Extra Starting Shields: Start each sector with 1, 2, or 3
+additional shields in your shield counter.
+
+●
+
+Extra Starting Missiles: Same thing, but with more missiles in
+your missile counter each sector.
+
+●
+
+Missile Range: This modifies your roll when you roll to hit a
+target. Add 1 or 2 to the value.
+
+Game Stats and Prestige Rankings:
+You can also spend credits on earning
+ranks in the game. This is purely for
+fun and added challenge to the game, to
+see which rank you can obtain. No one
+wants to end up as a mere cadet!
+You can also put interesting info on
+this page, like your contact info, when
+you started and ended your campaign,
+and even keep a tally of all the ships
+you lost in this strange GALAXY!
+
+Space Monsters & Alien Encounters:
+The Space Monster mini-game provides a
+quick break from the regular gameplay
+and is a chance to earn some more
+upgrade tokens.
+Roll your d6 and then choose either a
+row OR a column of that number that
+contains a space monster. You don’t
+need to match both the row and column,
+just one or the other.
+Cross out one monster on that chosen
+row OR column and continue. You have 8
+rolls to hit as many monsters as you
+can. You earn a credit for each monster
+hit.
+
+Alien encounters are fairly self-explanatory, but will usually result
+in either some kind of upgrade that only applies to the next
+normal-type sector that you play, or a reward of credits which should
+be spent immediately.
+
+Good luck, Pilot!
+
+-Tom Brinton, Game Designer
+This rule guide was found at:
+www.gladdendesign.com
+
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+SYSTEM MAP - GALAXY #000000
+
+M
+
+5 5 4 1 2 2 3 ? 4 4 5 1 ? 1 2 ? 5 2 6 4
+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+1
+
+1 2 6 1 2 2 ? 6 ? 6 ? 6 2 3 6 1 3 3 1 6
+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+2
+
+5 2 ? 3 6 4 3 6 ? 4 2 ? ? ? ? 4 ? 5 ? 4
+Blast 3 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+3
+
+4
+
+1 3 6 4 4 3 4 5 3 3 5 1 3 4 ? 3 4 3 3 4
+Blast 3 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+5
+
+3 1 4 6 5 2 1 ? 5 6 4 6 ? 3 2 4 6 ? ? 3
+Blast 3 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+7
+
+? 3 ? ? 4 6 ? 5 4 4 5 4 6 ? 4 6 3 6 4 3
+Blast 2 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+6
+
+2 3 ? 4 2 ? 5 1 5 1 1 3 6 3 ? 4 4 1 4 ?
+Blast 3 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+8
+
+3 4 2 5 3 3 ? 2 ? 4 ? 3 2 1 1 2 2 3 3 4
+Blast 2 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+9
+
+? 6 2 6 3 5 3 6 ? 2 6 6 5 6 3 ? 4 4 3 ?
+Grab parts →
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+11
+
+2 ? ? ? 6 5 ? 3 5 1 ? 2 ? 3 2 2 ? 4 5 2
+Blast 3 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+10
+
+6 ? 2 ? ? 2 3 2 5 5 1 ? ? 4 1 3 1 ? ? 6
+Blast 3 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+12
+
+ENCOUNTER!
+
+GOAXO-1088
+(ROBOT)
+
+ATTENTION:
+I CAN OFFER CREDITS TO UPGRADE YOUR
+SHIP. ROLL DICE TO DETERMINE AMOUNT:
+
+2 6 6 5 6 1 2 ? 5 6 5 1 3 ? 6 4 4 2 ? 6
+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+
+GET→
+
+3
+
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+
+2
+
+1
+
+1
+
+L
+
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+
+? 1 4 ? 1 ? ? 4 2 2 6 ? 5 4 ? ? 3 5 ? 6
+Blast 4 enemies
+
+2
+
+W
+L
+
+15
+
++1 CREDIT IF YOU'RE A ROBOT TOO ;-]
+
+14
+
+? 6 2 4 ? 5 2 1 1 2 4 ? 6 2 2 ? 5 ? ? 1
+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
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+
+? 6 ? 5 1 1 ? 3 2 1 4 5 4 2 4 4 5 ? 5 ?
+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
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+
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+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
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+ENCOUNTER!
+
+FRAITO
+(HUMAN)
+
+NEED A HAND, STRANGER? YOU CAN HAVE
+THESE MISSILES MY EX GAVE ME:
+
+3 4 1 ? 6 4 ? 3 6 3 ? 2 4 ? 6 ? ? 5 3 1
+Blast 5 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+19
+
+2 EXTRA STARTING MISSILES NEXT SECTOR
+OR 3 IF YOU'RE HUMAN TOO!
+
+20
+
+6 ? ? ? ? 6 6 1 3 ? 2 6 3 ? 6 1 ? ? 3 6
+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
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+
+? ? ? 4 4 6 ? 6 ? 5 ? 5 5 ? 2 1 1 5 ? ?
+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+22
+
+1 ? 2 4 2 5 2 ? ? 2 ? 2 1 5 3 6 ? 4 4 5
+Blast 4 enemies
+
+23
+
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+24
+
+4 5 5 2 ? 3 5 2 6 1 3 3 ? 6 6 1 2 3 6 6
+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+25
+
+? ? 2 3 ? 3 2 ? 5 ? 1 6 ? 1 5 5 1 3 5 3
+Blast 5 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+27
+
+3 ? 3 4 2 ? 3 4 3 ? 6 2 1 ? 1 ? 5 5 6 2
+Blast 5 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+26
+
+2 1 ? 6 2 5 2 2 3 4 4 1 ? 2 4 4 ? 4 3 4
+Blast 5 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+28
+
+6 1 1 2 5 5 ? 3 ? ? ? 5 5 1 5 6 3 6 6 ?
+Blast 4 enemies
+GET→
+
+3 ? 1 4 3 ? 1 3 6 6 ? 6 ? 6 6 1 4 4 ? 3
+
+W
+
+W
+
+Blast 5 enemies
+
+L
+
+29
+
+L
+
+30
+
+GET→
+
+ENCOUNTER!
+
+WADOK-2800
+(ROBOT)
+
+BEEP AND/OR BOOP!
+I CAN OFFER CREDITS TO UPGRADE YOUR
+SHIP. ROLL DICE TO DETERMINE AMOUNT:
+
+5 3 5 ? 5 1 5 4 ? 3 ? 1 ? ? 2 5 6 1 ? 5
+Blast 5 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+
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+
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+
+L
+
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+
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+
+32
+
+3 ? 4 5 5 4 ? 6 6 ? ? 3 2 ? ? 2 4 5 ? 4
+Grab artifact
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+33
+
+? 4 3 2 ? ? 5 6 ? 4 5 6 6 4 2 6 3 2 5 4
+Blast 5 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+34
+
+ENCOUNTER!
+
+OLD BIGOR
+(HUMAN)
+
+YOU LOOK LIKE YOU COULD USE SOME
+HELP. YOU CAN HAVE THESE MISSILES
+THAT I FOUND:
+
+? 4 2 6 5 4 4 3 2 ? 6 ? 5 5 3 1 1 2 ? 6
+Grab parts →
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+35
+
+2 EXTRA STARTING MISSILES NEXT SECTOR
+OR 3 IF YOU'RE HUMAN TOO!
+
+36
+
+? 6 5 1 2 1 6 ? ? 3 4 2 2 3 5 ? 1 2 ? 5
+Blast 5 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+37
+
+? 3 2 ? 1 1 2 4 2 ? 1 3 6 5 4 1 2 6 4 4
+Blast 6 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
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+
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+Blast 6 enemies
+
+39
+
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+40
+
+ENCOUNTER!
+
+REOLBALO
+(ALIEN)
+
+YO! YOUR NEXT DICE ROLL DETERMINES
+YOUR BONUS:
+
+? 4 1 ? ? ? 6 ? 2 4 1 6 2 2 6 6 5 3 2 6
+Blast 6 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+41
+
+1 2 1 3 2 ? 5 5 3 5 ? ? ? ? 6 6 6 3 ? 2
+Grab artifact
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+43
+
+1
+
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+
+2
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+
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+
+4
+
++1 CREDIT NEXT SECTOR
+
+5
+
+-1 MISSILE NEXT SECTOR
+
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+
+-1 SHIELD NEXT SECTOR
+PICK BEST OF 2 ROLLS IF YOU'RE AN ALIEN TOO
+
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+
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+Blast 6 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+44
+
+6 4 5 3 ? 3 1 4 4 4 ? 3 6 1 2 4 1 6 ? 5
+Blast 6 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+45
+
+6 2 ? 1 1 ? 3 2 2 ? 1 4 3 4 6 ? ? ? ? 6
+Grab parts →
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+47
+
+3 2 2 ? 6 6 ? 4 4 6 ? 1 ? 1 2 3 ? ? 3 ?
+Blast 6 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+46
+
+2 2 5 4 6 6 6 6 4 4 5 5 6 1 ? 3 6 6 5 6
+Blast 6 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+48
+
+1 6 1 ? 6 ? 4 2 3 2 5 3 4 ? 3 2 ? 5 ? 3
+Blast 5 enemies
+GET→
+
+W
+L
+
+49
+
+
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diff --git a/resources/paper-apps/GOLF-rules.txt b/resources/paper-apps/GOLF-rules.txt
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+Hi there! Welcome to Paper Apps™ GOLF.
+It’s a beautiful, sunny morning at [Insert Randomly Generated Golf
+Course Name] and you’re ready to hit the links. I’ll give you all the
+tips and tricks you need to become a GOLF legend.
+First of all, let me explain a little bit about your GOLF notebook.
+Each notebook contains 3 randomly generated courses, each with 18
+holes. And yes, every single notebook has different courses and
+holes. Pretty neat, eh?
+
+Your Goal
+
+→
+This should go without saying, but just to be clear: your job is to
+get the ball in the hole. Just like normal golf–but how you get there
+is up to you!
+There are 2 ways to play Paper Apps™ GOLF: with or without a die. If
+you have a d6 handy, I definitely recommend that route since the
+random element mimics the vicissitudes of golf. However, if you’re
+looking for a quick GOLF fix and don’t want to be rolling your Pencil
+Dice or other d6 around, you can try Speed Golf instead!
+
+Dice GOLF
+Roll your d6 to determine how far you’ll hit the ball.
+Add 1 to your roll if you are hitting from the fairway.
+Subtract 1 from your roll if you’re hitting from a sand trap.
+
+Pick a direction for your hit. You may move in one of the 8
+orthogonal or diagonal directions. You may go back in the opposite
+direction of the previous hit if necessary.
+Check your landing spot and make sure your path is clear. You may
+only go through trees if you are hitting from the fairway (see
+Terrain section for more info).
+Once you’ve decided your path, draw a straight line to your new
+destination. Then draw a small circle to indicate the new ball
+position.
+NOTE: For an added challenge, you may pick your direction before
+hitting. Be “fore”-warned, this may require taking lots of Mulligans.
+Especially if your hit lands in the trees … or in the drink!
+Re-rolling:
+When teeing off, if you don’t like your roll, you may re-roll once.
+You must use the second roll amount. The same goes for Mulligans.
+You have 6 “Mulligans” per course that can be used to re-roll any
+time. Mark off each Mulligan used on the title page for the course.
+Putting:
+You may always choose to putt [move 1 space] on your turn. You may
+even roll the die and instead choose to putt instead of move the
+indicated number of spaces.
+
+Speed GOLF
+In this version, you choose to move 6, 3, or 1 spaces with each hit.
+DRIVER [Move 6 spaces]: May only be used from the fairway. Drives can
+go over trees.
+
+IRON [Move 3 spaces]: Use anytime. Only move 2 from sand. Can’t go
+over trees.
+PUTTER [Move 1 space]: You may always putt.
+Overshooting the hole:
+If you cross over the hole in the course of your movement path, the
+ball doesn’t necessarily “go in” the cup. However, you may overshoot
+the hole by 1 space in this case and count the ball as going in.
+Otherwise, the ball goes “over” the hole.
+Scoring:
+Add up your hits by counting the line segments you’ve drawn. The par
+on each hole is 6. Sometimes you’ll go over, sometimes you’ll go
+under. Don’t sweat it too much.
+
+Terrain
+Let’s review the types of terrain you’ll encounter and what effects
+they have on your GOLF experience.
+Rough: This makes up the majority of the terrain on each hole. In
+Dice GOLF, it means you move the exact amount you roll. In Speed
+GOLF, it means you move by 3. You may also putt in the Rough.
+Fairway: It’s good to try to stay on the fairway. This gives +1
+to your roll in Dice GOLF and allows you to move 6 spaces in
+Speed GOLF. You can hit the ball over trees only when hitting from
+the fairway. You may also putt on the Fairway (it also makes up the
+area typically known as the green.)
+
+Sand trap: Sand traps lessen your ability to move. In Dice GOLF,
+subtract 1 from your roll. In Speed GOLF, you may move 2 spaces.
+You may also putt to move 1 space in sand.
+Water hazard: You may not land in water. Your hit may travel over
+water though.
+Trees: You may not land on trees. Your hit may not travel
+over trees, except when hitting from the fairway.
+Slopes: Arrows indicate a slope. If you land on one, your ball
+rolls 1 space in that direction. Move your line that direction
+and then draw a circle to indicate your ball’s position.
+NOTES ON SLOPES: If the new space is also an arrow, your ball keeps
+rolling until it comes to a space without an arrow. Rarely, a slope
+may point towards water. In this case, ignore the slope. In the
+unlikely case that two arrows point directly at one another, stop the
+ball after the first arrow movement.
+
+Multiplayer
+You may find it enjoyable to play GOLF with 2 or more people. In this
+case, it is best to use different colored pencils or pens. Dice GOLF
+works best for this scenario.
+Decide amongst yourselves what order you will tee off in. From that
+point onward, decide the turn order by distance from the hole
+(measured using a ruler). The player furthest from the hole always
+goes next.
+Thank you for playing Paper Apps™ GOLF! If you have unanswered
+questions, or wish to shower us with praise, please contact us at
+hey.gladden@gmail.com.
+
+Course #1
+
+Great
+River
+
+Hole 2
+
+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 1
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 3
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 4
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 5
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 6
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 7
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 8
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 9
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 10
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 11
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 12
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 13
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 14
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 15
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 16
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 18
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 17
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Course #2
+
+Silver
+Forest
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+Hole 2
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 1
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 3
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 4
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 5
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 6
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 7
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 8
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 9
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 10
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 11
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 12
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 13
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 14
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 15
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 16
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 18
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 17
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Course #3
+
+Royal
+Mountain
+
+Hole 2
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 1
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 3
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+Strokes:
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+/6
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+Total:
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+Hole 4
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+Strokes:
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+Total:
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+Hole 5
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+Total:
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+Hole 6
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+Strokes:
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+Total:
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+Hole 7
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+Strokes:
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+Total:
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+Hole 8
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+Strokes:
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+Total:
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+Hole 9
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+Strokes:
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+Total:
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+Hole 10
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+Strokes:
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+Total:
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+Hole 11
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+Strokes:
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+Total:
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+Hole 12
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+Hole 13
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+Strokes:
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+Total:
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+Hole 14
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+Total:
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+Hole 15
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+Strokes:
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+Hole 18
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+Strokes:
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+Hole 17
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+Strokes:
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+Total:
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+---
+Date: 2026-07-21
+Author: Adolfo Reyna
+Tags: [games, paper-apps, foundation, tactility]
+---
+
+# Paper Apps - Game Foundation
+
+Purchased games from Gladden Design - to be used as foundation for device games.
+
+## Files
+- `Paper-Apps-GOLF-ZERO.pdf` - Original GOLF notebook (3 courses x 18 holes)
+- `Paper_Apps_GALAXY_ZERO.pdf` - Original GALAXY notebook (~50 sectors + encounters)
+- `GOLF-rules.txt` / `GALAXY-rules.txt` - Extracted rules text
+- This README - distilled mechanics for porting
+
+## GOLF (Paper Apps GOLF)
+
+### Core Loop
+- 3 courses per notebook, each 18 holes, each hole randomly generated, unique per notebook
+- Goal: ball to hole in fewest hits. Par 6 per hole.
+
+### Movement
+- 8-directional movement (orthogonal + diagonal)
+- Draw line + circle for new position
+
+### Dice GOLF Mode
+- Roll d6 = distance
+- Fairway: +1 to roll
+- Sand: -1 to roll
+- Can always choose to putt (move 1) instead
+- Tee: one free re-roll; 6 Mulligans per course for re-rolls
+- Optional challenge: pick direction BEFORE roll
+
+### Speed GOLF Mode (no dice)
+- DRIVER: move 6, fairway only, can go over trees
+- IRON: move 3 (2 from sand), can't go over trees
+- PUTTER: move 1, always allowed
+- Overshoot rule: crossing hole allows overshoot by 1 and counts as in; otherwise over.
+
+### Terrain
+- **Rough**: majority, normal movement
+- **Fairway**: bonus (+1 dice, allows 6-move), only place can hit over trees, includes green
+- **Sand trap**: penalty (-1 dice, 2 max in Speed)
+- **Water**: cannot land, can travel over
+- **Trees**: cannot land, cannot travel over except from fairway
+- **Slopes (arrows)**: auto-roll 1 space in direction; chain if next is arrow; ignore if points to water; if 2 arrows point at each other, stop after first
+
+### Multiplayer
+- Different colors, Dice mode best
+- Turn order by distance (furthest first) after tee-off
+
+### Device Adaptation Ideas
+- Grid-based golf puzzle: procedurally generate holes (terrain tiles)
+- 8-way input, dice roll animation or Speed mode for kids
+- Render fairway/rough/sand/water/trees as sprites
+- Slope arrows auto-move
+- Score tracking per hole / course
+- Perfect for: Tactility devices (M5 stack, T-Deck), e-ink, kidsOS
+
+---
+
+## GALAXY (Paper Apps GALAXY)
+
+### Core Loop / Meta
+- Pilot ID card: draw profile + choose race (Robot/Human/Alien) - preferential treatment from same race
+- System map: ~50 numbered sectors, arrow = start, cross off as completed
+- Can travel to any sector connected to completed sector
+- Collect 6 Warp Drive Pieces: must complete ALL sectors connected to a piece to collect it
+- Most sectors played just to collect pieces; completionist = visit every sector
+- Credits earned on win, spent immediately on upgrades or prestige ranks
+- On loss: keep only credits picked up on map, spend immediately
+
+### Sector Layout
+- Top: sector map (ship starts bottom row)
+- Middle: Flight Computer = movement values (numbers + ? = roll d6)
+- Bottom left: missile + shield counters
+- Bottom right: mission, reward, W/L mark, sector number
+
+### Sector Objects
+- **Ship**: start bottom row
+- **Asteroid**: shoot to clear, or fly through losing 1 shield
+- **Wormhole**: always 2 per sector, teleport to other, keep direction + remaining spaces
+- **Mine**: explodes if within 1 space (lose shield). Can shoot to detonate - destroys anything within 1 (enemy/asteroid/mine). Chain!
+- **Credit pickup**: note it, spend after sector
+- **Shield pickup**: outline new circle in shield counter (not carried over)
+- **Missile pickup**: outline new circle in missile counter (not carried over)
+- Items single-use except wormholes
+
+### Movement
+- 6 directions (hex-like)
+- Values in Flight Computer - cross off as used
+- Can skip a value (cross off) but NOT ? values
+- ? = must roll d6 for distance
+- Straight line only per move, can cross own path
+- If no possible moves: skip to next value; if rolled value has no possible directions, cross out and move on
+- If run out of moves without objective -> Lose (fuel)
+
+### Combat - Attacking
+- Between movements (not during) can fire missiles
+- Fire in same 6 directions as movement - must be aligned
+- Cross out missile from counter (used even if miss)
+- Count spaces to enemy, must roll that value or higher on d6 to hit (1 away = auto-hit)
+- Destroyed enemies can be flown over, no longer fire
+
+### Combat - Being Attacked
+- Enemies fire when you cross through their range (line of sight)
+- Roll distance or higher for hit against you
+- Lose shield if hit; no shields left = Lose
+- Enemies can see/fire through asteroids
+
+### Mission / Win Conditions
+- Either "Blast X enemies" or "Grab artifact" / "Grab parts" etc.
+- Win = objective without running out shields/fuel -> mark W, earn CREDITS
+- Lose = mark L, tally lost ship in stats
+
+### Upgrades (spend credits in order)
+- Double Shot: 2 rolls to hit (not vs enemy fire)
+- Battering Ram: ignore asteroids
+- Nav-Control: choose movement instead of rolling ?
+- Extra Starting Shields: 1/2/3 additional (must earn in order)
+- Extra Starting Missiles: same, in order
+- Missile Range: +1 or +2 to hit roll
+- Prestige Ranks: spend credits for rank (Cadet -> higher) - fun/challenge
+
+### Special Sectors
+
+**Space Monsters mini-game**: 
+- 8 rolls d6, choose row OR column of that number containing monster, cross out 1 monster, 1 credit per hit
+
+**Alien Encounters**:
+- Narrative encounters with race types (Robot/Human/Alien)
+- Bonuses: credits (roll dice, +1 if same race), extra missiles next sector (+2, +3 if same race), random bonus table (d6: -1 shield, -1 shield, +1 missile, +1 credit, -1 missile, -1 shield - pick best of 2 if same race as Alien)
+
+### Device Adaptation Ideas
+- Hex grid movement (6-directional)
+- Procedural sector generation: asteroids, enemies, wormholes, mines, pickups
+- Flight computer as queue of moves with skippable values
+- Missile combat with dice-roll hit check (distance mechanic)
+- Shield/missile counter UI
+- Galaxy map as node graph - unlock connected sectors
+- 6 warp pieces as meta-progression
+- Encounters as pop-up events with race bonuses
+- Space Monsters as bonus mini-game
+- Upgrade shop between sectors
+- Save: W/L per sector, credits, upgrades, warp pieces, lost ships tally
+
+### Seed / Generation
+- SYSTEM MAP - GALAXY #000000 - suggests seeded generation (000000 is seed)
+- Each notebook unique random generation like GOLF's 3 courses unique
+- Flight computer values appear random with ? mixed in
+
+---
+
+## Common Paper Apps DNA
+- Pencil + d6 (or Speed/variant without)
+- Draw lines + circles to track
+- Cross-off counters (shields, missiles, Mulligans, Flight Computer values)
+- Single notebook = complete campaign (3 courses / ~50 sector galaxy)
+- Randomly generated per notebook -> replayability via new notebook
+- Both have special rule variations and multiplayer/social hooks
+- Contact: hey.gladden@gmail.com - Gladden Design - www.gladdendesign.com
+
+## Adaptation Strategy for Devices
+
+### Tactility / ESP32
+- Grid engine: generic tile system (GOLF: 8-way square, GALAXY: 6-way hex)
+- Dice as RNG + animation
+- Procedural generation using seed (like notebook number)
+- Save system: sector/hole progress, counters, upgrades
+- Render: low-res tile sprites work on M5Stack / T-Deck / RLCD
+
+### KidsOS / Grace and Elias
+- GOLF simplified: Speed mode (6/3/1) no dice math, colorful tiles
+- GALAXY simplified: fewer enemies, auto-hit at close range, visual dice
+- Race selection fun (Robot/Human/Alien or royal twist)
+- Prestige/ranks appealing for Grace
+
+### Reuse
+- Both games provide proven fun loops with minimal rules
+- Good candidates to merge: exploration map (GALAXY) + precision movement puzzles (GOLF terrain ideas)