Every Splash is in the machine.
Splashery is a playground of 3D Gaussian splats that runs in your browser, with no install and no account. A Splash is one object you can turn, poke, paint, blow on, drop, take apart, and share by link or QR code.
All 460 of them are in the claw machine above, really piled up, each a small cloud of splats fitted to the full Splash. Hold the glass or the stick to steer, and let go to drop. What you grab rolls down the chute, and it's yours: its page opens, and it opens in the Playground at full detail.
The claw doesn't cheat
Real crane games let the operator set how hard the claw grips, and tune it to how often the machine pays out (a patent on the idea). This claw has no such setting. Its grip is one number, the same on every try, and everything else is physics you can watch: the toys are stacked, pushed, squeezed, and dropped by a simulation running on your device.
- Lifted something
- 72.3%
- Won a prize
- 43.2%
- Slipped on the way
- 31.8%
- Two at once
- 12.5%
From 2,000 grabs at random spots on 20 fresh heaps, run with the site's own code on November 2, 2026. Random spots are worse than aiming.
Want one in particular?
Every Splash also sits on a shelf, where you can pick it straight off. Each shelf has its own small machine.
