In 1972, Allan Alcorn wired Pong out of raw TTL logic — no CPU, just a ball, two paddles, and segmented digits. This is that game, half a century later, played across the mouth of a black hole.
Every paddle strike feeds the well at center court. As its mass grows, it bends the ball's flight — and past the event horizon, it devours the ball outright: no point, rally erased, the void feeds.
Strike while your paddle is moving to shear the ball — spin curves its path and dances with the well's gravity. A moving-edge hit is a weapon.
Fragments orbit the well. Drive the ball through one to claim it:
P1 — mouse / touch, or WS P2 — ↑↓
P pause · M mute · Esc quit to title
Longest rally — 0
Peak velocity — 0 px/s
Deepest singularity — DORMANT
Balls devoured by the void — 0