LIGHT. MOVEMENT. PLAY.

Make room
for play.

Turn an ordinary wall into something you can move, catch and connect.

Choose your game

Set up your space

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Round lengthPace

Adjust & save a setup

Rain: drag the source, bucket or ramps. Stickers: place the source and bucket to match your wall. Connections: drag outlined sockets. Tetris uses a standard 10 x 20 board.

Edit layout (pauses the round)

Setups are saved in this browser.

YOUR WALL, REIMAGINED

A little rain. A lot of possibilities.

LIVE PLAYGROUND

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Catch a little light.

Drag a ramp beneath the falling drops to guide them into the bucket. Try a second ramp to change their path.

THIS ROUND000drops caught

TIME LEFT1:00ready when you are

Try it here first. Connect your projector by HDMI when you are ready.

From screen to wall Setup guide + controls

Connect your computer to the projector using HDMI. Use an extended desktop.
Open Projector window, move it to the projector, then make it full screen. Keep this control page on your laptop.
For hands or sticky notes, enable a camera facing the wall. Click Map wall corners, then click corners 1, 2, 3, 4 in the camera preview. Re-map if either device moves.
Hands: move your index fingertip to an object, pinch thumb and index to pick it up, then open to release. One hand controls one object. Press R or Rotate to turn a piece.
Notes: choose Sticker rally, click Pick note colour, then click a brightly coloured note in the preview. Notes become physical ramps. Projected colours and shadows can interfere: test in your room.

Mouse/touch: drag to hold, release to place. R rotates; Space starts/pauses outside Tetris; Escape leaves full screen. Wall Tetris: pieces fall automatically. Tap the board to rotate, tap left/right to move, or tap DROP. Keyboard: arrows move/rotate, down soft-drops, space hard-drops, P pauses. Camera wall taps require hover/touch calibration and estimate the gesture; a webcam cannot verify physical contact.