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red horizon rts

A free strategy game — play it in your browser, no install. A single-player real-time strategy game for the browser: build a base, mine ore and fight computer opponents on isometric maps.

by @appleweiping · appleweiping/red-horizon-rts on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON APPLEWEIPING.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 23 Oct 2026

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A single-player real-time strategy game for the browser: build a base, mine ore and fight one to three computer opponents on isometric maps.

**Play it: ** (desktop browser, mouse and keyboard)

I wrote it from scratch in TypeScript to learn how classic RTS games work underneath: a fixed-tick simulation, grid pathfinding, an ore economy, a power grid and a computer opponent that has to play by the same rules as the player. The two factions, all unit names and all art are my own; sprites are drawn in code and sound effects are synthesized, so the game ships no image or audio files.

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