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A free strategy game — play it in your browser, no install. A browser-based, StarCraft-style asymmetric RTS set in a mythic pre-flood world — Three.js + Vite, three factions, fog of war, pathfinding, and an AI opponent. 100% procedural, no external assets.
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An ancient-apocalyptic, browser-based real-time strategy game. Command one of three asymmetric factions across a mythic, pre-flood wasteland — build an economy, raise an army, and shatter your enemy before they shatter you.
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Shadow of the Watchers is a complete, StarCraft-style RTS built from scratch with Three.js and Vite — set in a mythic, pre-flood world of fallen Watchers, giant clans, and bronze-age city-states.
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