Tiny Twitch - The Game Whose Code Fits In A Tweet
Microgaming for a microblog
As the rest of the country complains about a heatwave I am indoors wearing a long-sleeved shirt and complaining about trying to beat Graham's high score at Tiny Twitch [Github page] - a game whose code fits in a single tweet.
Tiny Twitch was created by Alex Yoder (whose music has featured in games like Crawl by Powerhoof) in response to a challenge by game developer Ben Porter:
As you might guess Tiny Twitch is a very simple affair. The aim of the game is to click an X which appears onscreen. Each time you click the X it reappears in a different location and when the time runs out you get your high score.
The version in the header is actually a second pass at the challenge with some tidying and a bug fix. Here's the original:
Graham just messaged me being all "My best score is 19!" because he is a smug jerk. My high score is currently 17 and I intend to play Tiny Twitch for the exact duration it takes to get a high score of 20 and then retire*.
*Or exploit the fact that clicking after the game ends gradually pushes up the score. It's too hot to legitimately win, you guys!