Pier Nine after dark
Pier Nine is the ninth and last stand on a working jetty. By day it belongs to the boats; the board on vurenaxik.pro takes over once the floodlights come on and the water below turns from blue to ink.
Lamp light, not daylight
Three lamps hang over the planks and cast pools of amber onto the surface. They are the only reason a shape is visible at all, which is why the board is dark everywhere else: contrast is the whole game.
Drawn, not photographed
Every illustration on this domain is a hand-written vector file: the pier scene, the lamp badge, the timing diagram, and the small shape row below. Nothing is a stock photograph and nothing is loaded from another host, so the board looks the same on a slow connection as it does on a fast one.
What a shift feels like
Seventy-five seconds is short enough to retry immediately and long enough for a rhythm to appear. Most players spend the first twenty seconds too eager, then settle into waiting for the halo instead of chasing the shape.
Where the record lives
Your night best is written to this browser and nowhere else. Two people on the same machine share one number, and clearing site data resets it permanently.
The shapes
Three silhouettes appear under the boards. They differ only in size and tint, never in behaviour, so nothing has to be memorised: the halo tells you everything about the score.
