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THE PROJECT
A closer look at the game.
Carlisle shared “spin the wheel” on 15 October 2026, quoting an earlier interface experiment using Papertrade builder codes. This profile documents a public experiment. A playable release and an official game name have…
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Carlisle shared “spin the wheel” on 15 October 2026, quoting an earlier interface experiment using Papertrade builder codes. This profile documents a public experiment. A playable release and an official game name have not been confirmed.
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Spin the wheel has been added to the PaperGames directory. Its profile documents Carlisle’s wheel-interface experiment using Papertrade builder codes, with the demonstration and original sources.
The project is listed in On Paper / Prototype. This is an announcement of the profile’s addition to PaperGames; it does not announce a playable release.
Carlisle shares a “spin the wheel” demonstration, referencing an interface using Papertrade builder codes. The post documents a prototype without confirming a playable release.
The original post explicitly references an interface built using @papertrade_xyz builder codes.
Carlisle’s post · 15 October 2026 ↗Publication and check dates are shown separately above. This information documents the project and does not constitute an endorsement.
Carlisle shares a “spin the wheel” demonstration, referencing an interface using Papertrade builder codes. The post documents a prototype without confirming a playable release.