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An original tally room with no real-world currency
TallyQuay Shift is a small independent browser puzzle about careful counting. Its harbor setting, token families, customer names, ratios, weight rules, dialogue, interface, local sound tones, illustrations, and code were made for this project.
Clean-room boundary
The product is inspired only by the broad human task of counting objects at a counter. It does not copy another game’s source code, executable, Unity assets, screenshots, characters, city, currency names, denominations, values, level design, dialogue, sound, manual, color system, or interface. The public source candidate was used to identify an unmet touch-friendly task, not as an asset library or implementation template.
The production illustration and three UI concepts were generated specifically for TallyQuay Shift before code was written. The page uses that original bench illustration plus CSS-drawn tokens and local oscillator tones. See the project’s THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES file for the dependency and asset record.
What the game is—and is not
TallyQuay offers four invented exercises: count one family in a mixed tray, convert with a posted fictional ratio, total a fictional balance weight, and identify one suspect sample from clear evidence. It is not financial education, accounting software, a till simulator, a counterfeit detector, an exchange service, a casino, or a source of real prices. No object has cash value.
Resumen en español
TallyQuay Shift es un juego independiente con un mundo, fichas, reglas, textos, arte y código originales. No usa monedas reales ni copia activos, personajes, valores, niveles, interfaz o sonidos de otro proyecto. Las cuatro tareas son acertijos ficticios y no constituyen formación financiera ni detección de falsificaciones reales.
Operator and public accountability
The game has no account system, payment flow, cloud profile, or private support desk. Reproducible accessibility, privacy, rights, or functional concerns can be sent through the public route on the Contact page. Rules are documented in How to play, while storage and optional analytics are described in Privacy.