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How to Play Mono Paddle Duel - Step by Step

The Mono Paddle Duel page loads a ~54 KB paddle duel in an iframe. Move paddles, return the ball, win to the target score. Press Play to start.

1P: W/S or arrows; 2P: W/S left + arrows right; Space pause; R restart; Esc menu. Scores: ftol:monopaddleduel:storage.

Step 1 - press Play

Press Play to inject the iframe (~54 KB). The engine auto-opens the paddle duel. Upstream is the Cursor Arcade pong module by flancast90 (MIT).

Step 2 - move and rally

In 1P, W/S or Up/Down move your paddle while the CPU plays the other side. Hit the ball near paddle edges for steeper bounce angles. Ball speed rises each paddle hit.

Step 3 - modes and difficulty

Open Settings: 1P or 2P, Easy / Normal / Hard / Insane CPU, left or right side, and target score (default 11). Changing settings applies on the next restart.

Step 4 - pause and restart

Space pauses. R restarts the match. Esc returns to the one-game menu.

Step 5 - scores

See Mono Paddle Duel step 5 scoring at a glance: download size, game modes, save method, and server calls.
Mono Paddle Duel step 5: download, modes, saves, server calls.

Wins update high scores under ftol:monopaddleduel:storage. Reset all high scores clears them from Settings.

SettingValueNotes
Download~54 KBarcade shell + pong + CSS
Modes1P / 2PCPU or hotseat
SaveslocalStorageftol:monopaddleduel:storage
Server calls0Client-side only

See when to play, comparisons, and Mono Minefield Grid.

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