Gangster2D
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A top-down 2D open-city driving, shooting and police-chase game built with Phaser 3. Walk around a living city, steal a car, and see how long you can stay out of trouble. Traffic obeys traffic lights, pedestrians use the sidewalks, the police respond to your crimes, and an ambulance is dispatched…
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Controls: Move / accelerate / steer: w A S D or arrow keys · Enter / exit a car: e
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A top-down 2D open-city driving, shooting and police-chase game built with Phaser 3.
Walk around a living city, steal a car, and see how long you can stay out of trouble. Traffic obeys traffic lights, pedestrians use the sidewalks, the police respond to your crimes, and an ambulance is dispatched to anyone you leave injured.
The game has no build step and no dependencies to install.
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