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display hygiene

Polishing Cloth Simulator

Clean smudged screens for a living, in 3D. You start with a bare finger, and the nineteen-dollar cloth you are saving for ships in ten to twelve weeks.

About

You clean screens for people. Every job is an object sitting on a desk that you can turn around and zoom into, with real grime on the glass that comes off only where you wipe it. Your hand is greasy and it cramps, so the money goes on better cloths, and the best of them is a nineteen-dollar square of microfibre from a company that will not ship it for ten to twelve weeks. Seventeen things to clean, and some of them are not devices: there is a screen at the bottom of a toilet, one under a bowl of soup, and one in the seat of an office chair with somebody sitting on it.

three.js
WebGL
Canvas 2D textures
Web Audio
One HTML file

Jobs: 17 things to clean, then it loops with dirtier ones
Tools: Six, from a bare finger to the cloth itself
The cloth: $19, and it ships in 10–12 weeks
Dirt: Drawn to a canvas and erased where you wipe, not scored
Not devices: A toilet, a soup platter, an office chair, a treadmill
Saves: localStorage, no account

How it plays

01
Hold and drag across the glass to wipe. Drag the desk instead to turn the thing around, and scroll or pinch to get closer to whatever you missed.
02
Mind what you are wiping with. A bare finger leaves fingerprints and cramps after a while, a sleeve leaves streaks, a paper towel sheds lint, and the cloth is the only thing that simply works.
03
Some screens need dealing with before they can be cleaned: flush the toilet, tip out the soup, ask the person to get off the chair.
04
At 95% you can hand it back and take the money, or keep going for spotless while the speed tip drains away in front of you.