Checkbox and radio button hacks are the (in)famous trick for creating games using just CSS. Other elements based on user input can also be gamified, leading to cool developer creativity.
The :target pseudo-class in CSS remains relatively unexplored for hacking, acting as a primitive version of client-side routing that can lead to innovative game design.
CSS allows games to have varied states based on user input, such as in Tic Tac Toe, which has 5,478 legal states—making it feasible to create an engaging game.
Using CSS to hide, show, and animate elements aligns with its intended purpose, enabling creativity in game development through clever HTML generation—much like a 'choose your own adventure' format.
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