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rust webgpu game demos

A free breakout game — play it in your browser, no install. Crystal Arkanoid and a 200 vs 200 tank battle — Rust + wgpu, native and WebGPU in the browser.

by @andvolodko · andvolodko/rust-webgpu-game-demos on GitHubLANG RustHOSTED ON ANDVOLODKO.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 10 Sep 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: WASD — pan · LMB drag — orbit · wheel — zoom · R — new battle · 1 — +10 tanks…

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Then open From another device on the LAN use ** (WebGPU requires HTTPS).

python serve.py serves the repo root (good for day-to-day). dist/ is the copy GitHub Pages uses.

FBX is not loaded. Convert to a self-contained .glb (see assets/tanks/models/README.md). Missing files fall back to boxes.

Advice: commit dist/ and let CI only upload it. A full wasm-pack on Actions works, but the first run pulls a Rust toolchain + wasm-pack (several minutes, extra minutes of billed time). For this repo the wasm is small; checking in dist/ is simpler and Pages stays online even if Actions is broken.

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