One click turns the page you're on into a neon pachinko machine. Just for fun — no real money.
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3
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0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
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0
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Store rank
#316K
#268K among extensions
Version
1.0.0
updated 14 Oct 2026
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monthly, 1 months
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About Pachinkify
Pachinkify turns the page you're reading into a pachinko machine, Tokyo-parlour-at-night style.
Click the icon: the lights go out, then every heading, image and button lights up as a neon tube. Those are your pins. Set the handle, hold SHOOT! and a stream of chrome balls pours out to knock the page down piece by piece — just like a real pachinko machine.
- Each element crumbles into neon-edged tiles: every solid hit knocks off one to three, so big elements last longer.
- Catch balls in the tulips to fill the 満開 gauge, then choose your moment: summon Manekaiju, a giant beckoning-cat kaiju holding a steel ball, who stomps in and brings the whole page down, followed by a parade of yōkai.
- Arcade-anime scenes: kanji stamps, slow-motion リーチ, cut-ins, golden balls, and a page boss to beat.
- 90-second games, a bonus for bringing the whole page down early, a neon score card to download, and a challenge link for your friends. Same site, same day, same tulips for everyone.
- Challenge your friends in one click.
- All sounds are synthesized live: the rattle of the balls, the Fever music, the final jingle. Press M to mute.
- Seasonal themes, for example at Halloween.
Respectful by design:
- It only touches the tab you click, only after you click.
- It never reads the page's text and never modifies the page. Press Esc and everything is exactly as it was.
- No account, no analytics, no network requests.
- A light and motion warning on first launch, and a Reduced effects switch (in the game and in the options), on by default when your system asks for reduced motion.
Just for fun — no real money. Nothing to buy, no prizes.