chungus battles frontend
A free RPG game — play it in your browser, no install. https://arongida.github.io/chungus-battles-frontend
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Chungus Battles is a turn-based auto-battler where strategic decisions in the draft phase directly impact your performance in battle.
Careful planning in this phase is key to outsmarting your opponents.
Face off against other players' characters who are at the same turn count as you.
This is an Angular 18 standalone-component app for a turn-based auto-battler game. It uses Colyseus.js as the real-time WebSocket client to communicate with the game server.
The draftGuard protects /draft and /fight routes by checking for a reconnectToken in localStorage.
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