forge adventure web
A free RPG game — play it in your browser, no install. Forge's Adventure mode, the Magic: The Gathering RPG, running in your browser. Play it at https://cosmicscribe64.github.io/forge-adventure-web/
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Forge's Adventure mode, the single-player Magic: The Gathering RPG, running in a web browser. The Java game (libGDX) is compiled to JavaScript with gdx-teavm and TeaVM 0.15, with as few changes to Forge as possible.
**Play it at **, on a desktop computer. The first visit downloads about 30 MB.
This is an early, rough port, and a lot still breaks. Expect crashes, layout problems and slow spots.
In desktop Chrome you can play the tutorial, generate a world, walk the overworld, visit towns and shops, fight duels against Forge's AI, and save and load. That's about as far as testing has gone.
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