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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A game of pure destruction!!. tether! is game where you wreck as many enemies as possible using your tether, however if an enemy touches your ball then you get obliterated! This game has full mobile and offline support, designed as a progressive web application! This is my group's end-of-the-year…

by @rayhanadev · rayhanadev/tether on GitHubLANG HTML★ 45HOSTED ON TETHER-GAME.WEB.APPUPDATED 15 Jun 2021

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Controls: Click (or tap) on the ball and drag it around!

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tether! is game where you wreck as many enemies as possible using your tether, however if an enemy touches your ball then you get obliterated! This game has full mobile and offline support, designed as a progressive web application! This is my group's end-of-the-year project for our CS class.

Click (or tap) on the ball and drag it around! Use the motion of the ball and tether to destroy each of the enemies, the Drifter, the Eye, and the scariest of all... the Twitchy.

The first few levels are tutorials, after a few rounds with each character you'll enter an endless wave so be prepared.

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