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phoenix infinity

A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. A calculator shooter that evolves: faithful 1-bit TI-83 Phoenix → neon → DoDonPachi-style bullet hell. Play in browser, mod it via mods.js.

by @qn5530 · qn5530/phoenix-infinity on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON QN5530.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 16 Oct 2026

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Controls: Move: arrows / WASD · Fire (tap = shot, hold = laser in era IV): z / Space

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A calculator shooter that evolves — from a faithful 1‑bit, 96×64 recreation of the classic TI‑83/84 shoot‑'em‑up Phoenix to a full‑blown, DoDonPachi‑inspired Japanese bullet hell. The whole game lives on the screen of a calculator, and the calculator itself evolves with it.

🎬 Trailer: phoenix_trailer.mp4 (9:16, 60 fps, real gameplay)

A green calculator‑LCD filter stays on top of every era, so it always feels like it's running on a calculator.

On the title screen press 1–9 to jump to any level.

Everything is plain data and functions — open mods.js, uncomment an example, reload.

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