Control
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Two paddles face off across a stark digital arena, a lone pixel bouncing between them with escalating speed. Players grip their controls—arrow keys, touchscreen, joystick—muscles tense as they track the ball’s ricocheting path. Each impact sends it screaming back, angles sharpening with every volley. The scoreboard flickers ruthlessly: one point deducted for every missed hit. Matches unfold in rapid bursts, rounds bleeding into marathons as reflexes are pushed to the brink. Sudden-death overrides kick in at tiebreakers, shrinking paddles to half-size, demanding surgical precision. Neon streaks blur behind the ball during power-up rounds; invisible paddles, turbocharged shots, and gravity reversals warp the duel into chaos. Local multiplayer thrives here—trash-talk erupts over split-screens, rematches demanded instantly. No story, no avatars, just raw kinetic rivalry distilled into its purest form. Victory hinges on milliseconds, the satisfying *thwip* of a well-timed return echoing like a battle cry.
