Short satirical games about the systems, incentives and absurdities shaping global news.
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NASA plans to chase the Aug. 12 total solar eclipse with a WB-57 research jet, extending a maximum 2:18 ground view to nearly three minutes for four camera systems.
In the game: steer a momentum-heavy jet through the Moon’s moving shadow. Hold the dark core to open the corona and stream all four cameras.
Play nowThe U.S. FCC added foreign-produced advanced robotic devices and connected power inverters to its Covered List. Unauthorized new equipment faces restrictions, while approved models are treated differently.
In the game: wait for red-warning robots to line up across three lanes, then slam one giant gate. Let blue-seal approved robots pass.
Play nowPirelli’s 2027 Calendar is the first edition set entirely in India. The project keeps street, present-day and close-portrait positions distinct instead of claiming one definitive gaze.
In the game: drag a viewfinder, keep one fictional person and one context clue clear, and change distance across six printed frames.
Play nowComic-Con fans spend months building costumes, while summer heat can soften glue and fabric can tear. One repairperson roams with a 15-pound kit and fixes costumes free.
In the game: switch one persistent repair light among five rising cape meters. The beam builds strength automatically—no repeated tapping.
Play nowResearchers described one orca holding and releasing an already-dead sharp-tail sunfish just before another rammed it; the behavior may aid feeding or may be play.
In the game: read eight left-right pace changes and hit release when the nose reaches the gold impact lane.
Play nowNASA's Juno mission reported the first temperature measurements below Io's surface and found significant shallow subsurface heating.
In the game: hold a cool vent to lower a probe, then release before it overheats; deeper safe readings score more.
Play nowSpain beat Argentina 1–0 in the 2026 World Cup final after Ferran Torres scored in the 106th minute.
In the game: connect three clean passes to move the defensive block, then shoot through the brief gold window.
Play nowIn engineered seeds, bovine β-casein accumulated beside oil bodies instead of reaching the intended vacuole.
In the game: steer white protein away from the purple vacuole and into yellow oil bodies.
Play nowNASA JPL said near-Earth object 1998 SH2 looked like an asteroid, but tiny non-gravitational changes in its motion led telescopes to a faint tail—confirming a cometary object.
In the game: time hidden gas puffs and learn the moving orbit well enough to reach three telescope rings.
Play nowReuters reported NVIDIA at about $4.86 trillion on July 17, roughly $20 billion short of the world’s most valuable company.
In the game: send NVIDIA toward world No.1, hold to brake, release to glide, and stop exactly at 100.
Play nowNASA said three people arrived at the International Space Station on July 14, temporarily bringing its crew to 10 for about two weeks.
In the game: tap to float all three arrivals through five fictional hatches while seven crew members wait at the orbital window.
Play nowThe White House said it would convene AI developers and essential-service providers to share AI-found vulnerability reports and coordinate responses across sectors such as finance, hospitals and energy.
In the game: match the same vulnerability signature across three services, then swipe one shared patch before duplicate work eats the clock.
Play nowThomson Reuters said it would sell 51% of its Global Print business to KKR for about $500 million while retaining 49%, intellectual-property rights and editorial control. The announced deal is expected to close in Q4 2026.
In the game: draw a 51/49 cut through each contract book while keeping EDITORIAL and IP RIGHTS with TR on the retained side.
Play nowSoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said AI could need $5 trillion a year by 2040, 3 terawatts of power, and 100 trillion autonomous agents. Reuters noted that he did not show how the $5 trillion figure was calculated.
In the game: route budget crates among AGENTS, GRID and COOLING before scale eats the infrastructure.
Play nowEU regulators preliminarily found that Facebook and Instagram failed to address risks from addictive design such as infinite scroll and autoplay. Meta disputes the findings.
In the game: catch BREAK blocks and build an ending for the feed.
Play nowAhead of SK hynix’s U.S. listing, at least 10 fund managers filed to launch single-stock ETFs tied to the chipmaker. One stock is becoming a shelf of wrappers.
In the game: tap, triple-tap or swipe each wrapper exactly as shown.
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