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ashworth station

A free first person shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. Single-file browser zombie survival FPS. Hold a subway platform for 15 waves against the horde. One HTML file, three.js + WebGL, no build step - plays on desktop with a mouse and on tablets with touch controls.

by @AUAggy · AUAggy/ashworth-station on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON AUAGGY.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 8 Oct 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Mouse mode gets no aim assist

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A browser-based zombie survival FPS I made for my seven-year-old, with his ideas and guidance.

What began as an AI experiment became an evenings-and-weekends project with my son. We'd play, talk about what felt wrong, and decide what to change. The crawlers, wave count, graffiti, pause and TURN button were his ideas.

I am not a trained software developer. My background is in systems architecture and security. AI agents wrote all the code. I set the gameplay and the constraints: one HTML file for the game, phones and tablets first, and controls my son could use.

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