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Work · May 15, 2020

Project:Pong

A game that takes up pong's gameplay to renew it!

Project:Pong launched on May 15, 2020 with 1 votes.

What it does

The Pong game is very simple, but what if there were two balls? What if there was fire in the middle? What if the whole field was frozen? What if there was a snake? A cannon? Wind? Portals? This is the kind of ideas that inspired me in creating Project:Pong.

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