Creating your own objects and customizing are all the rave lately, with games like Crayon Physics Deluxe topping the charts in terms of critical and commercial feedback. PaintShip, an entry into this month's Experimental Gameplay Project theme of bare minimum, is one of these customizable games, and is easily one of the best we have played. Best of all, it's entirely browser-based, which means you can play it anywhere you go!

PaintShip revolves around creating a ship, placing your components, and taking on missions. In practice, this comes out to drawing your ship inside a small frame and then placing the components anywhere in the frame. The components can be different colors as well, which changes the color of the things they do. Gameplay is simple, with your ship darting around to wherever your mouse is and attacking ships that your mouse scrolls over. THere are some minor movement issues, and it would be nice if there was a button to prevent yourself from firing, but all-in-all, it comes out to be a very excellent game.