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A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A canvas simulation where a builder and breaker compete. Change speed, chaos, and time to watch the grid behave differently.
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Controls: You set the rules. Sliders for each side's speed, round length and chaos (how…
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Order vs Chaos in your browser. Set the rules, start the round, and see who holds the grid.
Two balls bounce around a grid of bricks. The red Breaker knocks out lit bricks and the green Builder lights dark ones back up. When the timer runs out, the Builder wins if more than half the grid is lit. Otherwise the Breaker takes it.
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