Chai Rush
A vibe-coded arcade game — play it in your browser, no install. A hand-tracked, Hyderabad-themed arcade game where you catch Osmania biscuits and Irani chai with your own palm — built for the Vibe Coding Lounge’s Challenge 1, with a biryani-jackpot twist borrowed from the Biryani Challenge.
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A Hyderabad-themed catch game built for the Vibe Coding Lounge hackathon, Challenge 1. Catch falling Osmania biscuits and Irani chai before the timer runs out — played with mouse, keyboard, or your webcam.
Challenge 1 asked for a fast-paced incremental clicker where players catch falling Osmania biscuits or brew continuous cups of Irani chai before a timer runs out. This answers that, and borrows two ideas from the Biryani Challenge: a rare "secret" jackpot item and local slang in place of generic system messages.
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