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scars of ash

A free RPG game — play it in your browser, no install. Scars of Ash: A creature-collector RPG where death leaves permanent marks. Turn-based battles, bonfire checkpoints, souls that drop on death, and creatures that scar when they faint. Your failures follow you. Built by BBADAHS Games. Built By A Dad And His Son.

by @dburks-svg · dburks-svg/scars-of-ash on GitHubLANG HTML★ 1HOSTED ON SCARS-OF-ASH.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 21 Jul 2026

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A browser-based game that fuses creature collecting with Dark Souls-inspired mechanics. Cute monsters. Grim consequences.

No build step required. Click the above link and enjoy. If you have any issues or comments leave them below.

A help overlay appears on first launch with all game mechanics. Click the ? button anytime to review.

Click buttons in battle to select moves. Every creature carries a 5-move kit.

After capturing a creature, you can give it a nickname. Names appear in battle logs and menus, making the experience more personal.

Walk into one and the fight starts.

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