Each game is a small scene floating on white, with dithered shading. Play bocce against a bot, take five dives off an old bridge, play a clay-court tie-break, spend 60 seconds on a skate ramp, or bring in the laundry before a storm. Every game turns on one physical action, such as dragging back to throw or holding and releasing to jump. Each one takes a few minutes, and the menu switches between them.
How the creator made it
The creator built the collection with Claude Opus 5.5 from a concept by abhi, using Shawn's Small Plays as a visual reference. The games share a plain JavaScript software renderer that draws depth and shadows at low resolution, then scales the image up to keep the pixels sharp. The creator's repository describes drawing the scenes in code without sprite or image assets.
From their post on X ↗ and a page on GitHub ↗.
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