When I first saw this, @AmeliaGryffon, I thought it was just random circles moving around. But no, they TRULY are bouncing around with real gravity in effect. It's quite interesting to watch their movements.

Gold star for keeping my attention here. Maybe a game could be derived from this ?

I was just seeing how many of the bouncing balls Pico could render before slowing down, I believe the number was 1,576.

I suppose you could make a game but the number of balls loaded would need to be reduced because additional code strains it.

I suppose if you wanted to add interactivity some way to affect the balls would be necessary, like a player they could collide with or using the devtools mouse to click them. Maybe up top it lists a color and then you are required to click an orb of said color. Then remove the ball, though with how I implemented it that might be difficult.