This is 2nd iteration of the AI generated (ChatGPT-4o) concept to code of the world's worst video game, "The Waiting Room", this time in HTML5.

To see version 2: http://thewaitingroomsimulator.com/V2

The website is hosted on AWS LightSail.

The test, ask ChatGPT to come up with an idea for the worst video game of all time, then test if ChatGPT-4o could do all of the coding, image, and sound generation for the game.

Original game idea can be found here: https://github.com/dmozealous/TheWaitingRoom/blob/main/README.md

• You asked for help creating an HTML5 game based on a provided concept.
• We started by working on the initial game setup using Phaser, an HTML5 game framework.

• You requested 8-bit human NPC sprite sheets.
• Generated and provided a sprite sheet for NPCs.
• Later, you requested individual sprite sheets for each NPC.

• We set up the basic game environment with a waiting room background.
• Created a player character and added movement controls.
• Added NPCs with random movements and collision handling.

• Integrated swipe gestures for mobile device compatibility.
• Ensured the game supports both keyboard and swipe inputs.
• Adjusted NPC movement to appear more human-like, with pauses and directional changes.

• Added a timer to show how long the player has been waiting.
• Included periodic notifications displaying general messages.
• Adjusted notifications to appear independently and at random intervals.
• Added immediate notification display after checking in.

• Centered the game in the browser and added a title above the game.
• Created a welcome screen with a "Check In" button to start the game.
• Displayed the current time on the welcome screen.
• Ensured notifications appear at the top center of the canvas.

• Addressed issues with overlapping text.
• Fixed NPC behavior to prevent bouncing and shaking.
• Ensured NPCs stop moving when colliding with the player.
• Fixed JS errors related to updating the welcome screen time.

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