A weird little collect-a-thon arcade game where you need to collect spirits and give them to people in order to increase your score.
You start the game as a tiny elf thing with a big net that you can use your mouse to move around to collect blue little spirit things in your vicinity. I found the mouse movement for the net to be mostly unnecessary since you can pretty much get the same effect by simply moving toward the spirits with the keyboard keys.
Speaking of the spirits, it seemed like most of the spirits I ended up capturing were clumped together near the beginning of the game. Then as I progressed, I'd eventually find them in sparser amount for the remainder of the time.
However, in order to actually score points, the spirits you collect must be "fed" to the random sad wretches walking about the area, transforming them into happy elven things. These guys have a nice "[e]" symbol above their heads, so you know exactly what key you need to press to feed them, which I thought was pretty accommodating
A simple, yet maybe gameplay-breaking quirk I found was that the game makes it seem like you need to feed a single spirit to a single sad person in order to score, but even if a person has already been fed and made happy, it is still possible to keep feeding that same person spirits to keep increasing your score. In fact, after a while, I found a single 'e' click on a person would result in them being fed multiple spirits at a time. Because of this, I found the optimum way to score was to simply focus on collecting spirits for 99% of the time, and then the last 1% was to just find any single person to deposit all your spirits.
At the end of it all, you get your score and are encouraged to play again for a better score. It's a simple game, but with a fun little premise that'll keep you playing maybe 2 or 3 more times.
Also, what the heck is up with that loud noise when you start?