SWARMGEDDON
A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. Twin-stick alien-hive survival shooter on a hand-rolled engine: fixed-timestep sim, spatial hash, seeded deterministic runs. TypeScript + PixiJS.
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Controls: Keyboard/Mouse: wASD / arrows · Touch: left-half stick · Gamepad: left stick
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A modern, web-first reimagining of Crimsonland: a top-down twin-stick alien-hive survival shooter. One TypeScript codebase ships to **Web (primary, incl. mobile browsers)** and, via Capacitor, iPhone and Android.
v2. A run is a 12-minute arc with a win: swarm events at 2:30, 5:30 and 8:45, a midboss at 4:00 and 7:30, and a PRIME boss at 10:30. Kill the PRIME to clear the world, then EXTRACT or push into OVERTIME.
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