pulse strike
A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. PULSE STRIKE — a browser team shooter with a Solana devnet market
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Controls: WASD to move · mouse to aim and shoot · R to reload
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A Counter-Strike-style team shooter that runs in a browser tab — desktop or phone, nothing to install — where every skin a player drops is theirs to sell for SOL.
Play the live demo · Play on iDos Games · Program on Solana devnet
Submission to the Colosseum Crypto World's Fair hackathon: Superteam Kazakhstan track and the Superteam Kazakhstan × iDos Games side track.
1. A good shooter is a 30 GB download. Most people who would try a new competitive shooter never get past the installer.
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