Cup War
cupwar.vercel.app- Category
- Entertainment
- Rank
- No. 123Apps board
Previous survey · No. 113 ·
- Pricing
- Free
- Type
- APP
- Interfaces
- Web
- Date
About
Cup War is an interactive ball game mini-game created using Spline and React Three Fiber. It serves as a skill demonstration and entertainment project built by developers Sed and Mert.
At a glance
Cup War is a short browser fairground game about throwing a ball at a pyramid of cups. Try it for a small physical interaction and a quick distraction. Its appeal is the visible pile reacting to a throw; it offers little explanation of controls or what to do after the timer ends.
Good fit
Someone browsing playful web experiments who wants an immediate target and visible reaction. A timed round supplies a simple objective, and a cup visibly tipped during the trial. That makes it more engaging than a static 3D scene, though one round cannot establish how consistently the throwing physics behave.
Consider something else when
You want a substantial game, a detailed tutorial or a clearly established replay loop. The tested round reached a score of one before the scene cleared, and a restart control was not established. That is enough for a brief experiment, but a weak basis for recommending a longer visit.
Start here
Click through the opening overlay, then click the cups to begin. During the trial, clicking near the stack brought the ball into position; dragging upward from the ball toward the cups produced a visible reaction. Watch the timer and score to see whether the interaction registered. Several interactions preceded the final score, so this is a trial path rather than a calibrated throwing technique.
Cost and requirements
The public browser round opened without an account or payment. It renders a 3D scene, so a browser capable of displaying that scene is the immediate requirement. No mobile-control or lower-powered-device result was established.
Limits to know
The evidence covers one bounded desktop round, not scoring rules, replay reliability or a comparison of game physics. The displayed result was one point, and the next step after the round remained unclear. It is worth a brief look as an interactive web toy if that small scope is what you want.
Sources checked 2026-10-30. Source-based assessment.
What it can do
Play interactive ball game
User mouse/touch interactions → Real-time 3D ball game experience
Render 3D graphics
3D scene data and assets → Interactive 3D visual elements
Track game score
Player game actions → Score display and progression
Demonstrate developer skills
Game interaction and code viewing → Portfolio showcase of Spline and React Three Fiber capabilities
Provide entertainment
User gameplay sessions → Interactive gaming experience
Why it made the leaderboard
An interactive ball mini-game built with Spline and React Three Fiber — a playable demonstration of what the two can do together.
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