Produced by jGames, Pwong 2 is a new take on the retro genre, adopting Pong into a fast-paced flash game. If Pong were soccer, Pwong would be basketball — scoring is rapid and (like many retro arcade-like games) heavily dependent on speed and eye-hand coordination.

If you’d like to try it out, you can play Pwong 2 by jGames here.

Pwong 2 delivers in terms of graphical depth and quality, building on its retro roots in pong — with simple, abstract shapes — with quite a bit of the nice colors and pretty effects for which Flash is so well suited. The ability to choose difficulty levels is extremely helpful as well, as it allows players to ease into Pwong 2.

Pwong 2 Screenshot

Players of traditional pong may have a tough time getting used to the concept of multiple balls, as the game changes (ironically) from a digital challenge — you either hit the ball or you don’t — to an analog one — you try to hit as many balls as possible, even though you can’t hit them all.

In all, Pwong 2 is a great retro free flash game built by the guys at jGames.