ctf.io
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A 2D HTML5 Canvas game, using Rails ActionCable and JS WebSockets.
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Ruby on Rails server -
CTF.io uses Rails ActionCable to enable the game to have very low-latency, and nearly lag-free gameplay.
REDIS server, listed in dependencies, also allows lightning fast game data storage.
This game uses no game libraries. The only library used in the making of CTF.io is jQuery, which is not a canvas game library, and is used very - minimalistically in the development of the game itself.
Crouch/Sneak: Hold alt key on PC/Linux, or option on Mac.
Select Item from inventory: numbers 1-8 (no numpad).
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