Shish

Shish was one of those games you'd find in the later days of Flash, a simple concept that felt right at home on a browser tab. It didn't try to be anything more than a quick distraction, the kind of thing you'd play between other tasks. The mechanics were straightforward, and it had a certain charm in its directness.

You control a stick, and your only action is to press the space bar to fork a piece of barbecue before it slips away. The objective is clear: catch as much as you can. The timing is everything, as the barbecue moves with a rhythm that requires focus. It starts calmly enough, but the pace picks up, demanding quicker reactions. The game feels like a test of simple, precise coordination.