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faultline

A free voxel demo — play it in your browser, no install. A voxel destruction loot hunt in a fully destructible town. Three.js + Rapier, runs in the browser. A Sousa Lab project.

by @jorgesousa · jorgesousa/faultline on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON JORGESOUSA.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 22 Oct 2026

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Controls: WASD move · Shift sprint · Space jump · Mouse look · Left click use tool

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From the README

A world that changes when you act.

A small browser voxel-destruction game: a loot hunt against the clock in a fully destructible town. Built with Three.js (rendering) and Rapier (physics).

▶ Play: jorgesousa.github.io/faultline (desktop browser, keyboard and mouse)

An idea by Francisco and Daniel Sousa, part of Sousa Lab.

Press T (or use the buttons in the menu) to change the time of day and weather. The choice is remembered.

Pick a map on the start menu (remembered between visits).

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