Small studio. Big adventures.

How to play

• Pick a game mode (Classic or Story) and a difficulty.
• Each row is one attempt to guess the secret pattern. Place symbols and submit.
• Clues show how close you are: correct symbol & position vs. correct symbol, wrong position.
• Use deduction across rows to zero in on the exact pattern before you run out of attempts.
• In Story mode, watch for special tiles (e.g., hints/jokers/bombs) and level‑specific twists.

Tip: Start with a balanced first guess that maximizes information (varied symbols).

How to play

• Placing: Players alternate placing pieces on empty points. Forming a straight line of three (a “mill”) lets you remove one enemy piece not in a protected mill.
• Moving: After all pieces are placed, move along connected lines to adjacent points. Keep forming mills to reduce your opponent.
• Flying: When you have 3 pieces left, you may “fly” to any empty point.
• Win: Reduce your opponent to two pieces or block all their moves.

Strategy: Balance offense (creating mills and threats) with defense (blocking, keeping mobility), and watch for double‑mill setups.

How to play

• Flap: Click / tap / Space to get an upward impulse; release to fall (terminal velocity is clamped).
• Score: +1 for each pipe pair you pass.
• Game Over: Hitting a pipe, the ground, or the ceiling ends the run.
• UI: HUD shows score; Pause/Mute buttons available. High score is saved locally.

Power‑ups

• Ghost (5s): Pass through obstacles; collisions are ignored.
• Slow (5s): Pipes slow to ×0.7 and the world calms for precision.
• x2 Points (10s): Each gap is worth double points.
• Float (3s): Gravity reduced to ×0.45 for smoother glides.

How it works

• Open a video file — it plays inside the page and renders to a canvas.
• Pick an effect (e.g., Grayscale, Sepia, Invert, Blur, Edges) and fine‑tune intensity.
• Export via MediaRecorder at 30 fps; audio is kept in sync.
• Everything runs locally — nothing is uploaded to a server.

Tutorial (step‑by‑step)

1. Click Open video and choose your file (MP4/WebM recommended).
2. Press Play to preview. Toggle effects and adjust the Intensity slider.
3. Click Record to start export. A progress dialog shows elapsed time and size.
4. Click Stop to finish. Your edited video is offered as a downloadable WebM.
5. Troubleshooting: If recording is disabled, your browser may not support MediaRecorder. Try the latest Chrome/Edge/Opera, or install a VP9/VP8 codec.

Tip: For best results, use videos up to 1080p on mid‑range laptops. Close extra tabs to free up memory.