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A free pong game — play it in your browser, no install. Browser-based Pong game built with HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript, featuring AI difficulty, audio, game states and visual effects.

by @tvarela998-ux · tvarela998-ux/pong-game on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON TVARELA998-UX.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 22 Sep 2026

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Controls: W to move paddle up · S to move paddle down · P to pause / Resume

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A browser-based Pong game built with HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript.

This project started as a programming learning exercise and gradually developed into a more complete game with menus, difficulty settings, sound, visual effects, game states, and configurable options.

One of the biggest lessons from this project was how small structural mistakes, such as a misplaced brace or HTML closing tag, can affect an entire system.

The core Pong project is considered complete. Future work will focus on new projects rather than adding more features to this version.

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