aftermath
A free RPG game — play it in your browser, no install. A top-down RPG made with Phaser. Aftermath is a top-down RPG made with Phaser. You take the role of a mysterious hero who must defeat the Darkwatch, an evil empire that has occupied a group of islands. Use either WASD or arrow keys to control your player. Hold left click to attack with your sword…
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Aftermath is a top-down RPG made with Phaser. You take the role of a mysterious hero who must defeat the Darkwatch, an evil empire that has occupied a group of islands.
Use either WASD or arrow keys to control your player. Hold left click to attack with your sword.
You will face multiple waves of enemies, becoming increasingly more difficult to defeat. However, you will start gaining slight advantages after beating the second wave, with the help of a cryptic mage.
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