Badimo✓

Badimo ships one game. That's it. "Jailbreak" was created on January 6, 2017, and nearly eight years later it still accounts for virtually all of the group's 7,877,170,510 total visits — good for #17 globally by visit count. The cadence here isn't a release schedule; it's a live-service rhythm. Badimo's output pattern is depth-over-breadth: one world, continuously updated, never replaced.

At 7,303 CCU and a vibe score of 0.32, "Jailbreak" sits in mild positive territory — not a comfort loop, not a punishment loop. The 0.32 reading is consistent with a competitive-freedom hybrid: players can rob banks, escape prison, or police other players, which means the emotional register shifts depending on which role you're in. The Town and City genre classification undersells the actual mechanic. This is a faction-choice loop with asymmetric objectives, where the scarcity isn't items — it's positional advantage. Who controls the prison determines the pace of the entire session.

The lesson for other builders is positional, not technical. Badimo reached #17 globally without a portfolio. A single well-maintained world with a faction-choice loop and genuine role asymmetry can compound visits across nearly a decade. Diversification is a hedge against a weak core. A strong core doesn't need one.