Pong

About Pong

Pong brings back the legendary 1972 arcade experience in a modern interpretation that stays true to its roots. The visuals are styled after an old CRT monitor — the glow effect, slight interference, and retro aesthetic combine to recreate the feeling of playing on a vintage TV. Several scenes show a dotted vertical line bisecting the dark play area. A white square projectile leaves a luminous trail as it moves across the field. The play area is bordered by a green glow on the left edge and a red glow on the right edge.

The goal is straightforward: control your paddle, keep the ball in play, and outscore your opponent. Whoever reaches the required number of points first wins. Minimalism, dynamics, and fair competitive gameplay define this classic, now refreshed for modern play.

How to Play Pong

Game Modes

• Two-player mode: both players compete on a single device
• AI match: face the computer across 5 difficulty levels, from "very easy" for beginners to "impossible" for those pushing their reflexes and concentration to the limit
• Endless mode: score as many points as possible without missing a single ball

Controls

• W: Player 1 move up
• S: Player 1 move down
• Up Arrow: Player 2 move up
• Down Arrow: Player 2 move down
• Esc: Pause / Continue

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