DEMON KILLER GAME
A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. A cinematic 2D action-platformer built with Phaser 3 and Matter.js featuring custom AI state machines, real-time audio synthesis, and boss battles.
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Controls: W A S D to move · SPACE: roll / Dodge (i-frames) · Q to dash
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From the README
A cinematic 2D action-platformer built with Phaser 3 + Matter.js
"The end of hatred… begins with one fallen demon."
You are Enjalandro — a villager who left home to earn a better life for his family.
Three days into the trip, something felt wrong. The roads went cold. The forest went silent. And when he finally made it back... he was too late. His family was gone, slaughtered by creatures that hide in the dark and feed on a world too blind to see them: demons.
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