web pranks
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. 🎭 A playful React + TypeScript web app featuring physics-powered website pranks, wrecking ball destruction, gravity effects, birthday surprises, and a Bitcoin-themed arcade game.
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A playful, interactive web experience powered by React, TypeScript, Phaser 3, and physics-based animations.
Web Pranks is a fun, browser-based visual effects playground that transforms ordinary web pages into interactive chaos.
Imagine a wrecking ball smashing through a page, website elements falling under gravity, a birthday celebration bursting onto the screen, or a retro arcade invasion taking over your view.
That's the experience Web Pranks is designed to deliver!
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