Daily run
The date fixes the board, so everyone who plays today starts from the same one. Once a day, and when it ends you can copy the result and share it.
Three games have it. Match Siege below fixes the whole board by date. Liquid PvP fixes the dye bar layout the same way — pick "Daily run" on its title screen. And Stop It has "Today's order", where the sequence of target arcs is identical for everyone.
Play it here
Press the button and it runs inside this page; nothing downloads until you do. On the title screen pick Daily run for today's board, or Free play for a fresh one every time.
Today's board
규칙
The date decides the board. On a given day it is laid out the same for everyone, whenever they start, which is what makes "I got to wave 4, how about you?" mean anything. If the board differed per player, that comparison would be empty. The day rolls over at midnight Korean time.
Once a day. Finish today's run and the title button turns into your result. That record lives in this browser only, so anyone determined enough can clear it. The server does not enforce it because this is not a tournament with a prize — it is a way to share one board for a day. If you want more, free play is right there.
It costs no heart. Once a day is already a limit; charging a heart on top would stack two of them.
Ranking is scoped to the run. Today's placement is only against people who played today's board. Ranking it against all-time scores would line up somebody's tenth attempt yesterday with somebody's first today, which says nothing. You need a nickname to appear.
What gets shared
Hitting share copies the date, the wave you reached, your score, your best chain and a link. None of your moves go in, so it spoils nothing, and whoever gets it can open the link and play the same board.
How this game was built is on its app page and in the dev log. The board, the candies and every sound effect are generated in code — it ships with no image files at all.