pixel heist
A free puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. 🚀 Pixel Heist - Tactical Stealth Infiltration Puzzle Web Game & Modular Monolith (Next.js 15 + Phaser 3 + TypeScript)
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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Tactical Gadget Arsenal: equip 4 specialized gadgets: EMP Blast (1 Key…
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Pixel Heist is a tactical stealth-action puzzle web application engineered as a high-performance modular monolith. Built from scratch by a Principal Systems Architect, Lead UX/UI Designer, and Staff Software Engineer, it unites a 60+ FPS HTML5 Canvas engine (Phaser 3.80+) with a reactive, accessible web application UI layer (React 19 / Next.js 15 App Router).
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