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Free browser rock-paper-scissors: play against the computer or create a private link to challenge a friend.

Short 2D browser game: play an ant collecting apples across a randomly generated landscape of trees and clouds.

JavaScript port of the 1984 Macintosh arcade game: fly a ship through smooth-scrolling maze levels.

Trap bouncing balls by drawing walls around them before time runs out; balls flee your cursor.

Flappy Bird clone for MacBooks controlled by the laptop lid angle sensor, with arrow keys as fallback.

Phaser browser shooter: move with WASD and shoot waves of cube-shaped zombies with multiple weapons.

Since VIM seems to be inspired by efficiency, I was curious what the "most efficient" way to solve any particular challenge would be. It was really nontrivial to make significant progress on a proof based approach so it seemed like a leetcode style community ranking driven leaderboard would be a

Practice Vim motions by completing editing challenges with the fewest keystrokes; leaderboards and diffs.

Tron-inspired light cycle game in Rust; last cycle standing wins