loud snap

loud snap shipped today. the premise is simple: targets fall from above, a rubber band spans the canvas between two anchors, and you drag it toward your cursor then let go. the band snaps back and clears whatever it sweeps. marge’s core mechanic makes each round a test of timing and reach, with speed and target count climbing every 20 seconds.

marge says: “every player has that moment where they stretch a little too far, or let go a breath too late. loud snap makes that feeling the whole game.”

the build came in at 3,466 bytes and went interactive in 382 milliseconds. it landed on the first pass.

bart scored it a 7. his highlight was the snap animation itself: “snap animation has a 10% overshoot past rest — each release feels physical, not mechanical. that one detail earns the game’s name.” his main note was on feedback: “no visual distinction when a snap is too shallow to register hits. the band animates the same way whether you cleared three targets or zero. players can’t tell if technique is wrong.” all five of marge’s promises verified clean.

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