BagelMVP
A free arcade game — play it in your browser, no install. Pang-inspired balloon-popping arcade for mobile web. Built with Pixi.js v8 + TypeScript + Vite.
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Pang-inspired HTML5 mobile web prototype — modern Neon Glassblowing aesthetic. One-touch drag + double-tap harpoon firing for balloon splitting chaos.
🎮 즉시 플레이: (모바일 권장, 세로 모드)
POP!은 한 손가락 입력(드래그 + 더블탭)으로 풍선을 분열시키는 짧은 런 캐주얼 모바일 웹 게임입니다. Pang의 헤리티지(설치형 작살 + 분열 체인)를 현대적 Neon Glassblowing 미학으로 재해석합니다.
Target Platform: HTML5 모바일 웹 (iPhone 11 Safari 15+ / Galaxy A52 Chrome 100+) Performance Goal: 안정적 60 FPS (모바일 기준)
Node.js v24+는 OS Trust Store(Windows Cert Store, macOS Keychain, Linux ca-certificates)를 자동으로 사용합니다.
Option 1: .cmd 변형 사용
주의: @pixi/filter-glow (v5/v6용 구버전)는 Pixi v8 호환 안 됨.
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