JTforME V54 — BOARD OF OVERSEERS ACCOUNTABILITY LAUNDROMAT
Release date: August 31, 2026

STARTING PACKAGE
JTforME_V53_REAL_PINBALL_CIRCUS_DUAL_DUNK_TANK_FULL_SITE.zip

WHAT CHANGED
- Added an original, genuinely playable “Accountability Laundromat” to the Maine Board of Overseers accountability record.
- Added the same complete game to the Public Accountability Arcade as Game 15 and the eighteenth unique scored progress slot.
- Preserved every V53 file, all source-linked records, Bedard’s real physics-driven pinball table, both dunk-tank attractions, the Morse carnival, and the shared final-boss lane.
- Renumbered the shared final-boss games to 16, 17, and 18 without changing their content or saved progress IDs.
- Updated current-release language, game counts, metadata, feeds, sitemaps, page registry, site directory, command center, and search index.
- Preserved matching flat and clean-route HTML files.

THE ACCOUNTABILITY LAUNDROMAT
The new game is a five-lane record-catcher followed by a timing-based spin cycle. The player completes three review loads:

1. INTAKE
   - Specific claim
   - Native source
   - Exact date

2. INVESTIGATION
   - Witness
   - Controlling rule
   - Contrary record

3. DISPOSITION
   - Source comparison
   - Written reasons
   - Right of reply

WHITEWASH HAZARDS
- Generic denial
- Rubber stamp
- No interview
- Scope swap
- Unread source
- No trace

INTEGRITY BONUSES
- Privacy guard
- Correction path
- Independent review

GAMEPLAY AND ACCESSIBILITY
- Keyboard: Left/Right or A/D to move; Space/Enter to act; P to pause; M for sound; R to restart; Escape closes instructions.
- Touch and mouse: tap any lane or use the on-screen controls.
- Three review loads and three green-zone spin cycles.
- Record-integrity meter, clean-streak multiplier, score, best score, and completion summary.
- Pause, restart, and in-game instructions.
- Optional synthesized WebAudio sound; no audio files or third-party game engine.
- Responsive layout tested through 320-pixel mobile width.
- Reduced-motion support and print-safe treatment.
- Best score and completion state remain local to the browser.

ARCADE PROGRESS
- V53 contained 18 visible cards representing 17 unique progress IDs because the two dunk tanks intentionally shared one progress slot.
- V54 contains 19 visible cards representing 18 unique progress IDs.
- The laundromat uses the unique progress ID “laundromat.”
- First completion awards 18 arcade tickets.
- Replays update the local best score and round count without duplicating the 18-ticket completion award.

PUBLICATION BOUNDARY
The game expressly identifies the laundromat and whitewash language as institutional metaphor and editorial satire. It does not claim that any person literally launders complaints, establish professional misconduct, replace the governing rules, or substitute for the source-linked record, contrary material, correction process, or adjudication by a competent authority.

DATA BOUNDARY
The game creates no account, adds no tracker, sends no game data, and makes no network request. Local storage is limited to best score, round count, completion state, last integrity value, and the existing arcade progress record.

PRESERVATION
No file from the V53 starting package was removed.