base jam
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Jam real Base transactions into a 60-second block-packing game.
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Controls: Tap/Space stays on the current face; horizontal flicks or Arrow/A/D rotate
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BASE JAM is a wallet-optional, one-thumb browser rhythm game. It turns 10 confirmed Base blocks into a deterministic 20-second run through an octagonal signal tunnel: tap, flick left, or flick right as each command reaches the capture line.
phrases, three through the middle, and four in the finale.
left and right across the eight-face tunnel.
lesson repeats on the next cue instead of advancing silently.
direction or missed cue resets combo, never the run.
layer through the following two blocks. A failed phrase fades that channel.
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