Lacoste
A clay-court browser game where a tennis ball smashes through green brick walls for the chance to win Roland Garros tickets and Lacoste polos.
About Lacoste
Lacoste Ace Breaker is a promotional browser game made for the tennis brand's Roland Garros campaign by the French studio Merci Michel. Players hit a tennis ball across a 3D clay court to demolish walls of glossy green bricks, with the crocodile emblem painted in cream on the baseline and real prizes on the line, from tournament tickets to Lacoste polo shirts.
The look pairs terracotta orange, deep green and bright yellow in a sporty, arcade-inspired scene, set in the Mona Sans typeface.
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The stylesheet declares keyframe animations for paddle movement, bounce, shake and spin, together with hover states on the call to action, logo, slider arrows and pagination, and a popin close control.
The game dangles tangible rewards: visitors who break enough bricks can win tickets to Roland Garros and Lacoste polo shirts.
Declared colors of deep green, bright yellow and vivid greens over a clay-orange court give the game a bold, sporty arcade feel, with the cream crocodile mark anchoring the baseline. The court fills the view as an angled scene, with pale boundary lines and the large crocodile mark set directly on the orange playing surface.
The stylesheet defines a responsive layout with desktop breakpoints around 1024, 1025, 1200, 1201, 1439, 1900, 1901, 1920 and 1921px, tablet breakpoints around 768, 769 and 1023px and mobile breakpoints around 375, 400, 639, 640, 699 and 767px.
No identifier for a mainstream site builder was found in the code, pointing to a custom-built implementation rather than a platform template.
