Gimme Friction Baby

Gimme Friction Baby was recovered from an undocumented year and has been catalogued under target normalization. Attribution on the original paperwork reads “Wouter Visser.” The specimen was preserved by the Internet Archive and is emulated here in its original form — no installation, no account, no explanation required.

Field notes describe Gimme Friction Baby as stubbornly replayable. Recommended dosage: fifteen minutes, renewable. This file circulates quietly — consider yourself among the few.

Original label: Flash was well known for having many puzzle games with neat ideas, and here's one of them; shoot balls into the play space, which then expand. Hit them in order to shrink them down, but blocking your firing line or leaving a ball below the line is game over. Another one of those just-five-more-minutes timesinks.

Curator’s note: staff replayed this one “for cataloguing purposes” three times.

Filed under: Shooter, Puzzle