Glitch This Week is a regular series in which we round-up just some of the amazing projects that fantastic creators have made on Glitch. Here are a few projects that caught our eye this week.

Play Scattergories with Friends ✍🏽

For the lucky among us enjoying a long weekend this week and hanging out with friends and family, Steph Monette's "scatterg" game might come in handy. It's a simple way to play Scattergories. Grab one or more friends, a pen, and a piece of paper. Then use her app to randomly generate a letter, hit play on the timer, and write down words in each of the listed categories.

Remix it to put your own spin on it - change out the categories, or tinker with the rules to make things more interesting.

Map with Me 🌍

"mapwithme" by Javier Arce is a collaborative mapping tool that lets anyone with a Twitter account add interesting places to your map. Crowd-source great places to visit, or poll colleagues for restaurants to try - whatever you want to create a create custom map together for.

Javier Arce

@javier

📍I made a tool that lets you create maps together with your friends… and enemies!

It's called "Map with Me" and you can see how nice it looks in this map of some of the coolest places around Madrid mapwithme.glitch.me

18:31 PM - 26 Jun 2019

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Make Card Art 🃏

Luke Patton's "canvas-cards" is a gallery of card designs created with JavaScript canvas. Updated weekly, it's an ever-growing collection of generative art inspired by math, architecture, nature, and other things.

What's more - each card includes an editable code block that you can tweak to make your own designs, or learn more about how each one works.

Luke Patton

/lkpttn

lkpttn

Other apps in this week's round-up include an app that turns you into a Roman, a themeable illustration using Material Components, and a Coding Train project to learn about data and APIs in JavaScript. Check them out!