kytherion drift
A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. Self-contained browser arcade shooter side project.
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Kytherion Drift is a fast canvas arcade shooter with exotic weapon pickups, boss waves, touch controls, keyboard movement, particle-heavy combat, and a 16:9 starfield playfield. It runs entirely in the browser from one HTML file.
This is a "just for fun" side project, not an executive portfolio proof claim. It is useful as a small inspectable example of directing an interactive browser artifact end to end with AI tools.
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