A strategic, chaotic multiplayer scoring app for live group air hockey matches

Press Your Luck (PYL) is a triangular scoring system built for air hockey tournaments and group night mayhem.
Players take turns on offense, facing defenders one at a time. After each goal?
You can cash out your points or... PRESS YOUR LUCK.

One miss? You lose everything that round.
Resign early? You lock your score — but were you a coward or a genius?

• 🌟 Dynamic Storymode Titles
  Get post-game player titles based on how you played:
  The Gambler, The Ice King, The Flameout, and more.

• 🐣 Hidden Easter Eggs
  Unlock secret titles by:

  • Shaking your device
  • Naming yourself creatively (👀 yes, emoji counts)
  • Playing wildly conservative or recklessly aggressive
  • Typing “Konami”… just sayin’.

• 📖 Lorebook Unlocked
  Download the Unofficial PYL Lorebook
  It documents the mythical titles, questionable legends, and how to maybe-not-quite unlock them.

• Supports 3 to 9 players
• Re-seeds turn order after each round based on score
• Triangular score system (1, 3, 6, 10…)
• Live UI for score, streak, and defender status
• Full match summary + storymode at the end
• Test Mode toggle (shake or ?test=true)
• Easter eggs, jokes, and a healthy dose of chaos

1. Open index.html in your browser (mobile-friendly, installable as PWA).
2. Enter player names and ratings.
3. Press "Start Game".
4. During each player's turn:
   • Press 🟡 "Press Your Luck"
   • Or tap 🟢 "Walk Away"
   • Or ⚠️ "Fail" if they miss
5. Enjoy chaos.
6. Read the storymode summary and try to figure out what just happened.

• Use emojis in your name 😏
• Try unusual patterns (all walkaways, no fails, full press)
• Shake your phone. Seriously.
• Don’t trust the scoreboard. It’s watching. 👁️

Pull requests welcome — especially if you can code more weird titles, animations, or hidden rituals.

Built by Pete Lippincott & the Air Hockey R&D Dungeon
Thanks to Goran, Q, and the entire practice squad for bravely testing narrative volatility.

This game is open-source, absurd, and meant for fun.
Please use it responsibly — or recklessly — as long as you enjoy it.