/ FIELD NOTES
The button keeps changing. Against everyone's advice, we're keeping notes.
A spoiler-light history of the improvements, oddities, and administrative concerns we've released so far. The secrets stay in the experiment.
Someone has opened a government office inside the experiment. Nobody knows who authorized it.
The new Department of Button Oversight has staff, paperwork, and an alarming interest in the buttons. Details are classified as “probably fine.”
VISIT THE EXPERIMENT
Every shipped version, newest first. No future plans, no hidden endings, no accidental spoilers.
The click counter developed a very specific sense of humor.
Keep an eye on the numbers. Some totals have an unexpected reaction.
The experiment finally has a public history. Someone even labeled the paperwork.
A public, spoiler-light history now tracks every shipped update, beginning with the first button.
Now the most suspicious moments can leave the browser as a short, shareable incident report.
A quick copy-and-share challenge gives friends a reason to run their own experiment.
A plain-language privacy notice and an optional analytics choice joined the game.
The experiment still works when visitors decline tracking.
Behind-the-scenes preparation for learning how people interact with the experiment.
No new instructions were added to the button.
The buttons have begun forming opinions about one another.
Expect more personalities, alliances, and entirely unnecessary workplace tension.
The buttons discovered new outfits and an unreasonable interest in choreography.
Shapes, finishes, tiny accessories, and motion make the arena less predictable.
The Quirkport logo grew up without making the navigation bar any taller.
A small polish update for desktop and phone screens.
The experiment started showing its official Quirkport branding.
The approved logo comes from the shared brand library rather than a local copy.
The site became a little easier for search engines and shared links to understand.
Not all improvements are button-shaped.
Some new visitors began showing up unannounced.
The experiment has apparently attracted a curious audience of its own.
It turns out the buttons do not all have the same attitude.
Different personalities introduced new ways for the experiment to misbehave.
The test arena's boundaries started behaving more like suggestions.
Buttons gained ambitions that extended beyond the box.
One suspicious button. Zero instructions. A questionable number of possible outcomes.
The first version of a game that probably should have stopped here.
Early releases were not accompanied by a preserved screenshot archive. Future entries will include a current screenshot or short preview when available. Exact historical release dates are not displayed where they weren't recorded.
Knowing what changed is one thing. Finding out what happens next is another.