Webcam pose control as a game input isn't a new idea, but it's rare to find it shipped as a finished thing you can load in a browser tab — this one asks you to stand up and physically swing at a 3D ball with real ball physics behind it, against a bot the author says adapts to how you play. The input *is* the game here, which is exactly the kind of swing a zero-star weekend Vercel deploy should be taking. No install, no account, just a URL and whatever floor space is behind your desk.
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IUPAC nomenclature drills dressed as a cyberpunk hacking game — an odd thing to build, and odd…
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Quick picktennis— It needs a webcam and room to flail, but it's the only pick today that will actually get you out of your chair and probably make you laugh.
Passed over a cluster of GitHub Pages repos that call themselves browser games but are really aim-assist/god-mode script loaders, plus the usual Sudoku, Mario, Puzzle Bobble and Minecraft-clicker clones and three links that are blog posts or videos rather than anything you can play.
