Zop

Zop is a reflex puzzle built with Clay.js — the tiny JavaScript framework originally created behind Google's Flappy Bird clone. You have one input, and the whole game is about when you press it.

The project's own subtitle is a kaomoji: (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ — a nod to the classic table-flip emote, because in Zop you are very much in the mood for flipping things over.

How to Play

1. Press to start.
2. One input does one thing: flip.
3. Timing is everything. Press too early and you undershoot; too late and you overshoot.
4. Survive as long as you can. The run ends the first time you misjudge it.

Controls

• Click / tap / space — the single flip action
• There are no other controls, by design

Tips

• Find the rhythm before you try to be clever. Most players lose their first few runs purely to inconsistent timing, not to a lack of reaction speed.
• Press on the beat of your own breathing, not on the beat of the animation. The animation has a tell; your heartbeat does not.
• Because there is exactly one input, every failure is legible. If you keep losing at the same point, you are consistently early or consistently late — and only one of those is fixable by slowing down.

Save Data

Nothing is saved. Each load starts a fresh run.

Open Source & License

Zop was created by Zolmeister and is licensed under the MIT License.

• Original game source: https://github.com/Zolmeister/zop
• Original live build: http://zop.zolmeister.com

This integration self-hosts that build so it runs entirely in your browser. The upstream project ships a single fully self-contained release/index.html — Clay.js, the Bower dependencies and the fetch polyfill are all inlined — so no Gulp run, no Bower install, and no source build were needed. No game code was changed; the only edits were removing the original page's Google Analytics and Clay analytics blocks. The upstream MIT license text ships alongside it.