dofus.js
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A turn-based tactical combat game in the browser — a Go server owns the rules, a React client draws the isometric board. Fight the computer, no account, no install.
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A turn-based tactical combat game in the browser, built as a study of the combat system from Dofus. A Go server owns the rules; a React client draws an isometric board on top of them.
No account, no install. Pick a name and a class, challenge the computer, and you have a whole match to yourself. The server sleeps after 15 minutes on the free tier, so the first connection can take a minute to come back — the board loads instantly either way.
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