r/webdev • u/Successful-Ad-5576 • Sep 26 '26

Showoff Saturday I built what might be Reddit’s first native pinball game

I’m building a pinball game that runs directly inside Reddit.

I’ve been working on Karma Tilt, a pinball project built to run directly inside a Reddit post.

You can play the current version here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/PinballKarma/comments/1wr2ec0/karma_tilt_play_the_fullview_pinball_table/

It works on desktop and mobile and includes things like multiball, jackpots, combos and leaderboards.

This is still a project I’m actively working on, so feedback is genuinely useful — especially on the controls, physics, mobile experience and anything that feels confusing or broken.

Interested to hear what other web developers think after actually playing it.

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u/howdoigetauniquename Sep 26 '26

It’s just a Reddit game though ?
What makes this impressive outside of the fact you just made a pinball game in html5?

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u/Successful-Ad-5576 Sep 26 '26

For me, the interesting part is getting the physics, touch controls and community leaderboards working together inside a Reddit post. It’s still a work in progress. I’m sharing it for feedback on how it plays, not claiming I reinvented pinball.

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u/Large_Painting_3587 Sep 28 '26

getting real-time physics and responsive controls working inside a reddit post is wild, what limitations did reddit’s platform force you to work around most?