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last bastion

A free tower defense game — play it in your browser, no install. A ten-level browser tower defense built by parallel Claude Code agents with arbab and rendered with the ExodeUI runtime. Play it on GitHub Pages.

by @ozgursagiroglu · ozgursagiroglu/last-bastion on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON OZGURSAGIROGLU.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 26 Oct 2026

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Controls: Build a tower: click an empty stone pad, then a tower

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**A ten-level tower defense game for the browser, built by parallel Claude Code agents with arbab and rendered with the ExodeUI runtime.**

Goblins, trolls, bats and shield orcs march down the road toward your castle. Build towers on the stone pads, upgrade them, and hold the gate until the last wave falls. Every enemy that gets through costs lives; at zero, the castle is lost.

Rifles, cannons and rockets deal physical damage, which armor reduces and shields halve; frost and tesla deal energy damage, which ignores both.

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