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It is a two-minute break that teaches gravity by feel, and a tidy example of reviving an old terminal game for phones.
Newton Wars is a browser game in the artillery tradition: set an angle and power, fire, and watch the shot curve as every planet on the map tugs at it. The maker first met the idea as a telnet game at a conference and rebuilt it with AI help for desktop and mobile. On Hacker News they explained the gravity is tuned between realistic and floaty so shots feel fair. It is available in four languages, and the page asks for no account.
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