AirDefencePlayable
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Air Defence: a 25-second HTML5 playable ad. Tap the drones to protect the base. TypeScript + three.js, one build per ad network, automated Playwright QA.
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A 25-second HTML5 playable ad made from a Unity prototype of the same game. Drones fly at a base; tap one, and the NASAMS launcher fires an interceptor along an arc to the drone's lead point. TypeScript and three.js, delivered as one self-contained file per ad network: eight networks and a preview build.
Play the demo → in a phone frame, portrait and landscape, with every network build to download.
Lose all five segments and the base smokes, then BASE DESTROYED. Stop tapping and the hand comes back after 3 seconds; after 12 the end card appears anyway.
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