quantum
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Space battle web game using Phaser3. Quantum is a space battle web game built using JavaScript. Your task is to destroy the enemy ship before the enemy ship destroys you. Be careful of the asteroids - they decrease your shields too! Raise an Issue if you find any bugs/got ideas.
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Quantum is a space battle web game built using JavaScript.
Your task is to destroy the enemy ship before the enemy ship destroys you. Be careful of the asteroids - they decrease your shields too!
Raise an Issue if you find any bugs/got ideas.
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