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Cup Shuffle Challenge is a fun, interactive web game where players test their focus and memory by tracking a hidden ball under three shuffling cups, with fire animations, cool colors, and satisfying win effects (including a confetti explosion!). I still can't imagine how I managed to pull that confetti explosion off. Testing this game was an adventure. I clicked so fast I almost confused my own code, the cups shuffled like they were in a dance off, and at one point, I swear the ball teleported just to mess with me. Debugging felt like playing hide and seek with a sneaky toddler, but hey, now it works… unless the cups revolt again. Million Dollar Cup Game, TRY your luck!
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Cup Shuffle Challenge is a fun, interactive web game where players test their focus and memory by tracking a hidden ball under three shuffling cups, with fire animations, cool colors, and satisfying win effects (including a confetti explosion!). I still can't imagine how I managed to pull that confetti explosion off. Testing this game was an adventure. I clicked so fast I almost confused my own code, the cups shuffled like they were in a dance off, and at one point, I swear the ball teleported just to mess with me. Debugging felt like playing hide and seek with a sneaky toddler, but hey, now it works… unless the cups revolt again.
I built this sneaky little cup-shuffling game from scratch pure HTML, CSS, and JS, with bit of AI help (mostly just begging it for color ideas when my design skills stalled at neon vomit). Debugging was a comedy of errors: the ball kept teleporting, the cups moved like drunk snails, and at one point, the win screen celebrated before I even guessed. The real work was me stubbornly rewriting animations until they behaved. Now it’s polished, addictive, and proof that sometimes you just need to fight the code yourself. (Also, I still lose at my own game.)
