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invaders

A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. Retro 2D arcade shooter written in Rust with Macroquad — playable in the browser

by @leodyversemilla07 · leodyversemilla07/invaders on GitHubLANG RustHOSTED ON LEODYVERSEMILLA07.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 27 Oct 2026

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Controls: Move: left/Right arrows or A/D · Fire: space · Pause: p or Escape · Mute: m

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A browser-capable, retro 2D arcade shooter written in Rust with Macroquad.

The project began as a terminal game and has been migrated to a fixed-resolution pixel-art renderer while keeping the simulation independent from the engine.

Requirements: a current stable Rust toolchain. No system audio packages or development headers are needed.

The Linux backend deliberately avoids ALSA: on a PulseAudio or PipeWire desktop the hardware device is owned by the sound server, so the game talks to PulseAudio instead.

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