Pumpkin Smash
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About Pumpkin Smash
Swipe and smash waves of cursed Jack-o'-lanterns in this fast reflex arcade game coded with Grok Bot and Three.js. Phone friendly.
Cursed Jack-o'-lanterns are propelled into the air from the graveyard mist. Swipe your finger or slice your mouse across the pumpkins before they drop off the bottom of the screen to smash them into glowing orange seeds and pulp.
Watch out for ticking phantom skull bombs mixed into the pumpkin volleys; slashing a skull triggers an explosion that resets your combo meter. String together multi-pumpkin combo slices to unlock frenzy mode with floating golden pumpkins.
How Pumpkin Smash was made with AI
Pumpkin Smash was built with Grok Bot and Three.js as an arcade reflex game designed specifically for rapid mobile swipe mechanics. The AI agent generated the particle explosion physics for smashed pumpkin pieces and the scaling difficulty curve.
Made by Frank Otto (Frank_AI_Lab).
How to play
Runs in any modern web browser. Highly responsive on mobile phones and tablets thanks to low draw-call Three.js rendering.
| Click + drag / Swipe | Slice and smash flying pumpkins |
|---|---|
| Touch screen | Multi-touch swiping supported on phones |
Quick facts
- Coded with Grok Bot by Frank Otto
- Fruit Ninja-inspired Halloween reflex mechanics
- Procedural pumpkin splat particles and dynamic lighting
- Touch-native swiping with multi-slice combo scoring
Questions about Pumpkin Smash
What are the controls for Pumpkin Smash?
Swipe across incoming Jack-o'-lanterns on mobile touchscreens or click and drag your mouse cursor on desktop.
How was Pumpkin Smash built?
Frank Otto programmed it with Grok Bot using Three.js particle explosion physics.
Can I play on mobile?
Yes, the swipe mechanics were designed specifically for mobile touchscreens.
Tips for Pumpkin Smash
- Slice multiple pumpkins in a single swipe to trigger combo score multipliers.
- Avoid slicing the ticking phantom skull bombs mixed into pumpkin volleys.
Sources: frank-otto.github.io, x.com. Last checked .
