typescript action roguelike
A free roguelike game — play it in your browser, no install. System-driven action roguelike built with TypeScript, focused on deterministic gameplay, performance, and clean architecture.
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This is not a plug-and-play game framework or reusable package. This repository is a playable prototype and architecture showcase built to demonstrate gameplay programming, systems design, co-op synchronization, and performance-oriented engineering decisions.
The goal was not just to make "a vampire survivors-like game work," but to build a cleaner technical foundation that can scale into a larger action roguelike project.
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