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pong.az

A free pong game — play it in your browser, no install. Klassik Pong oyununun neon dark versiyası — alpha-beta proqnozlu AI, qığılcımlar, screen-shake, Web Audio səslər. Saf vanilla HTML/CSS/JS.

by @goshgarhasanov · goshgarhasanov/pong.az on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON GOSHGARHASANOV.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 26 May 2026

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Controls: Mouse / touch or arrow keys to move your paddle · First to the target score wins

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Pong.az is a modern, neon-styled reimagining of the arcade classic, built with pure HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript — no frameworks, no build step. Installable as a PWA.

🤖 Predictive AI — uses alpha-beta-style trajectory prediction to anticipate the ball, not just chase it. ✨ Juicy game feel — particle sparks on impact and screen-shake on scoring. 🔊 Web Audio sound — synthesized effects, no audio files needed. 🌑 Neon dark theme and a smooth, responsive canvas (desktop + mobile). 📱 PWA — installable and offline-capable (manifest.webmanifest).

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