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Moonlight Pinball

By Leetdom · 2026

Play:

Touch: pull down and release the glowing launcher on the right to fire a seed; hold the lower left and lower right sides with either thumb to move the two leaf flippers; pause and sound controls are in the top corners · Keyboard: Space launches; A, Z or Left Arrow controls the left flipper; D, / or Right Arrow controls the right flipper; P or Esc pauses, M mutes, and Enter starts or retries

About:

A phone-first garden pinball game in the spirit of the 2000s arcade and Flash classics, made in-house for Leetdom. A glowing seed rolls through a portrait table of flower bumpers, springy leaf flippers, dewleaf lanes, bright posts and a curling vine ramp. Complete three objectives in sequence—wake each bloom, light all four dewleaves and climb the vine three times—to awaken the next meadow and raise the scoring multiplier. Quick bumper hits build a bloom chain, each new seed starts with a short moon-save window that returns an unlucky early drain, and a lit root kickback in the left outlane fires a falling seed back up once—finishing any objective relights it. Three seeds make a run and the best score stays on your device.

The whole lower half of the table is a two-thumb control: hold the left or right side to raise that leaf flipper, and pull down on the launcher at the right edge to choose launch strength. Mouse and keyboard are equally supported on desktop. The fixed-step physics remain stable if a frame is delayed, the game pauses when its tab is hidden, and a sideways phone gets a clear portrait prompt. Every rail, leaf, flower, particle, sound and quiet musical pulse is drawn or synthesised in code; there are no external assets or network requests.

Credits:

Made by Leetdom, 2026. Written for Leetdom, and it lives here.

Phone check: 2026-10-03 (independent QA, pi-fleet): fixed a soft-lock where the resting flippers overlapped so an untouched seed could never drain (headless sims: idle play now ends in about 55 s, a reflex bot averages 2-4 minutes and reaches meadows 1-3, zero stuck seeds); inlane guides now feed onto the flipper pivots instead of wedging; added the outlane kickback; raised the too-quiet mix (stacked peak -17 to -5.4 dBFS, music 13 dB RMS under effects, true silence between sounds, no harsh highs). Real CDP touch at 390x844 and mouse/keyboard at 1280x800 drove start, plunger, both flippers, game over and one-tap/Enter restart; landscape shows the portrait card; blocked localStorage and hidden-tab pause verified; zero console/page errors and no external requests. 2026-10-01: original build verification by the builder.

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