Tiny Planet Action RPG
A free RPG game — play it in your browser, no install. Compact 3D action RPG on a tiny round planet: fight the blight, level up and cleanse shrines. Playable in the browser.
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Controls: Move: w A S D / arrows · Sprint: shift (costs stamina) · Attack: j or left mouse
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A compact 3D action-RPG that takes place on the surface of a small round world. You walk all the way around it, fight the blight, level up, find gear, take on a handful of quests, and cure four corrupted shrines. Progress survives a page refresh.
Built with Three.js + TypeScript + Vite, with a DOM overlay for the UI, Dexie/IndexedDB for saves, and a Web Audio engine that synthesises every sound and every note of the score at runtime.
*An Emberwood Warden mid-wind-up.
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