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ANTiHEX
Dodge the colors of any YouTube video with your mouse
ANTiHEX turns YouTube videos into a color-dodging game. Each video has a color you may touch; keep your dot on it and away from everything else as the video plays. The motion itself is the obstacle course. Play solo with a ranking for every video Multiplayer: everyone plays the same video at the same time, then votes for the next one by moving their dot Make your own: upload a video made in After Effects, Cavalry, etc., pick the colors, and it becomes a game. No coding. Free, no ads, no login.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Not1ce, the solo maker of ANTiHEX.
I love motion graphics, and I kept thinking that the best ones already look like a bullet-hell stage. So I built a game where the video itself is the level: you move a dot and must stay on one color while the video plays.
A few things I'm proud of: - Any YouTube video can become a stage, and creators can design their own levels just by animating in After Effects, Cavalry, etc. - Multiplayer runs everyone on the same video in sync, and you vote for the next video by moving your dot into one of four areas.
It needs a small free Chrome extension that reads the colors inside the embedded YouTube player. It stores and sends nothing.
The demo video uses "Triangle | Motion Graphics" by Leol (with permission).
I'd love to hear which videos you'd want to play, and any feedback!
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About ANTiHEX on Product Hunt
“Dodge the colors of any YouTube video with your mouse”
ANTiHEX was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #242 on the daily leaderboard. ANTiHEX turns YouTube videos into a color-dodging game. Each video has a color you may touch; keep your dot on it and away from everything else as the video plays. The motion itself is the obstacle course. Play solo with a ranking for every video Multiplayer: everyone plays the same video at the same time, then votes for the next one by moving their dot Make your own: upload a video made in After Effects, Cavalry, etc., pick the colors, and it becomes a game. No coding. Free, no ads, no login.
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Not1ce
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Not1ce, the solo maker of ANTiHEX.
I love motion graphics, and I kept thinking that the best ones already look like a bullet-hell stage. So I built a game where the video itself is the level: you move a dot and must stay on one color while the video plays.
A few things I'm proud of:
- Any YouTube video can become a stage, and creators can design their own levels just by animating in After Effects, Cavalry, etc.
- Multiplayer runs everyone on the same video in sync, and you vote for the next video by moving your dot into one of four areas.
It needs a small free Chrome extension that reads the colors inside the embedded YouTube player. It stores and sends nothing.
The demo video uses "Triangle | Motion Graphics" by Leol (with permission).
I'd love to hear which videos you'd want to play, and any feedback!