Chrome Experiments

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Rotopo: A simple puzzle game in which you need to 'walk' on all the tiles of a figure. I've played games like this, but never with this 3d and timed environment.

Alice: A web app that attempts to recognize the emotions of the face you are drawing. Includes a user gallery of faces and what they said the emotion is. The interpretable emotions are limited now, but it certainly could grow in the future. It seems original development was done in Korean.

Fluid Particles: An experiment attempting to simulate fluid dynamics with balls of various sizes and colors. You can set where the 'water' starts and then begin the simulation.

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