BangPow

Players can choose one of two modes: single- and multiplayer. The goal of the game is to enter as many digits of an infinite binary string (aka goal string) as possible in the given time. The goal string is a concatenation of binary representations of consecutive natural numbers starting from 1.



In single-player mode, player races against the timer alone, in multi-player game, two players take alternating turns entering one digit per move. First to make a mistake or run out of time looses.



Both game modes provide respective tournaments that start every full hour. More in the in-game help menu.



To spice things up two features of game mechanics make it harder.

First: players are only given the number of the current digit of the goal string, so the state of the game has to be memorized.

Second: to enter a digit '1' or '0', one clicks green 'Bang' button and red 'Pow' button respectively.



Game offers statistics which record: ranking points, tournament results, winning streaks, longest games, head-to-head with every past opponent and many more.



There's also a leaderboard (based on customized ranking system) updated after every multi-player game.