I present to you, in its pre-programming state....
Anything Beats Everything is a game I'm making in Flash, in ActionScript 3.
I needed a small, simple game project to complete on my own. So I thought of this energetic game concept and made a non-playable prototype two nights ago, showing lots of colors and a variety of simple but colorful graphics.
Here's how
ABE's played. You start with a certain time, say 30 seconds. Basic instructions on what to look for appear quickly as happy hardcore music starts playing. Then the screen fills up with items, one of which fits the description. Timer starts counting down.
(old interface)
If you click on the wrong object, you lose time. If you get the right item, you gain a bit of time. The goal is to survive as long as possible as the "levels" get harder. And by harder I mean more animated chaos, more items, smaller items, smaller differences, more craziness.
(old interface)
(old interface)
Hopefully I'll have things animated to the beat of the music and will achieve a fast-paced, hyper game of chaos and observation.
More news on that as soon as I can manage to learn enough ActionScript to code the randomization of the levels, the timer and the score counter.
So yeah, not much to show for now, you have to see it in motion... See further in the thread for more level examples.

I'm thinking of having a WIDE variety of items in there. For now I have those:
Bacon, bird, carrot, clown, birdman, mummy, death, flame, tomato, shovel, cake, RUNMAN, masks, leaf, cookie, skull, fishbones, nazi helmet, dollar bill, sandglass, cheese, alien, snowman, robot. But I plan on adding random stuff like Obama, Eiffel Towers, Lego Bricks, my head, planets, Yetis, Vampires, Hitlers, gorillas, nukes, coins, flags, ink stains, Hulks, rocketmen, pirates, pin-up ladies, baseball cards, etc.
I'm hoping to get a bunch of artists to participate once it's easy to add in new "levels". If you're ever interested to have, say, your RunMan in there, or your Spelunker, your Viking, or anything really, I'll keep you posted. 
Cheers!