A game by Kemal Efe · first experiment
Beat the snowfall.
Open a gap. Let the snow fall through. Keep the barrier standing.
Press Start game when you’re ready. Correct pairs release snow; at 100% load, the barrier collapses.
How to outrun the snowfall
Press Start game to begin the snowfall. Snow keeps piling up above the row, even while you aim. A correct solution move opens a gap and releases up to 32 percentage points of snow load through it. Wrong moves, recovery shots, and misses give no snow relief. At 100% load, the support breaks and the game ends.
Choose Flurries, Snowfall, or Blizzard. The load grows by 3, 5, or 8 percentage points per second respectively. Pause stops the snowfall; switching away from the tab also pauses the game. Finish the original solution before the barrier gives way to win.
The wooden panels form a continuous barrier holding back the snow. They start in alternating colors. Shoot the white ball toward the seam between any two neighboring panels. The two panels you hit always move together into the two empty spaces, keeping its left-to-right order. The white ball returns for the next shot.
A correct pair of panels is the next pair in Kemal Efe’s original puzzle solution: +1 point. A wrong pair of panels still moves, but costs 1 point. Hit that moved pair again to restore its position for no points, then continue the solution. If you make several wrong moves, restore them in reverse order.
Turn off Show target pair to play from memory. A miss costs no points. Finish with a continuous block of each color. The best score is one point per pair. Panels travel together, following the original move rule.