windowball
A free pinball game — play it in your browser, no install. Multi-window browser pinball: the table is your desktop. Game jam entry.
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The pinball table is your desktop. Open browser windows from the in-game Cabinet, drag them anywhere on screen, and the ball flies through the empty desktop between them. Nobody sees the ball in the void. That is the charm.
Made for a 48h game jam. Stationery-zine look: torn paper, masking tape, marker-pen trails and doodle monsters, all drawn with rough.js.
The page picks the mode automatically. Force one with ?mode=multi or ?mode=single.
Any window accepts input; keys travel to the host over the channel.
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