✳ pointcast MICRO CLUBClassic games ↗
SERIES TWO / A LITTLE MORE FEELING

Give your hands
something good.

Turn a dial. Complete a circuit. Catch a beat.
Three small worlds built around the way your Micro feels.

Read the market field guide ↓
NO SIGN-IN TO PLAY • MICRO, KEYBOARD & TOUCH
THREE NEW WAYS IN

Choose your frequency.

Dial InLOCAL PLAY
Keyboard & touch ready

SAME SEED. SAME STARTING LINE.

Replay a challenge, or make one for a friend.

Daily seeds use the Los Angeles date. Scores stay in this browser.

READ IT. KEEP IT. SEND IT AROUND.

A field guide for
the next small thing.

Where Micro fits, what the neighboring ecosystems get right, and how owners and makers can get more from a few very good controls.

  • A sourced comparison of controllers and game ecosystems.
  • A practical setup recipe and buying framework.
  • The opportunities, economics, and unknowns worth watching.
Download the market report ↓Read in your browser ↗
V2 product requirements ↓Read the V2 PRD ↗
Research snapshot: September 29, 2026 · No email required.
A CLUB BUILT AROUND DOING

Useful before it’s social.

01

Get a good first minute.

A working control map and something satisfying to play. Every owner starts here.

02

Give people a reason back.

Repeatable seeds, personal bests, and games that reward the actual hardware.

03

Build the club from the play.

Shared presets, signed-in player cards, and moderated creator releases are specified in the V2 PRD. They are not connected yet.

YOUR PLAY LAYER

Make every press count.

Use a spare Work Louder Input layer with ordinary keyboard shortcuts. Keep your native Codex layer for work. The on-page tester confirms incoming keys, not device identity.

Dial → [ and ]Joystick → arrowsFour pads → A S D FAction → SpacePause → P
KEY TESTPress a control

Click a mapping below to teach this page a new key.

Positive values compensate for late key events. Adjust only if hits consistently feel late or early.

Official setup ↗Get Input ↗

Mappings are shared with V1. Escape cancels a pending assignment. Keys control the game only while its playfield is focused. Direct hardware lighting and analog HID are not connected.