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The robot feeder at the far end of the table never tires. It sends ball after ball, and your job is to send each one back where the sensei asks. Pong Dojo is a 3D table tennis training game built around drills, belts and steady practice rather than matches. How to play 1. Drag anywhere to slide your blade. The ball is returned the moment it meets the blade. 2. Swipe sideways as you meet the ball to send it left or right, and flick up for depth and pace. 3. Each drill sets a goal: land returns on glowing rings, keep a streak going, alternate left and right, or return as many as you can while the feeder speeds up. 4. Reach the goal before the time runs out to pass the drill. 5. Pass with few misses and time in hand to earn up to three rings. The dojo has six belts, from White to Black, with four drills each: 24 drills and 72 rings to collect, from First Steps and Two Rings up to Endless River and Master Feed. Pass every drill in a belt to tie on the next one. On the Feeder tab you set your own pace, from gentle to storm, and spread, from down the middle to corner to corner, for a one-minute session of open practice in which every good return pays one mon. Mon buys new kit: six blade rubbers from Vermilion to Master Gold, four ball colours and four table finishes, including Red Lacquer. The scroll keeps your belt, drills passed, longest run, good returns and time on the mat, along with twelve seals such as River for 15 good returns in a row. Settings add a landing guide that marks where the ball will cross your end, a high camera that looks down on the table, haptics and drifting leaves. The dojo is fully offline: no account, no adverts, nothing to buy and nothing collected. Bow to the table, and begin.