strike force heroes
A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. Strike Force Heroes, the Flash game, re-implemented in TypeScript with PixiJS and planck.js. A faithful port of the original ActionScript 3, playable in the browser.
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Controls: WASD / arrow keys to move · W / Space to jump · mouse to aim and shoot
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A re-implementation of the Flash game Strike Force Heroes in TypeScript, running in the browser with PixiJS and planck.js, built with Vite.
The game logic is a faithful port of the original ActionScript 3; the original art, animation timelines, sounds and fonts are converted from the SWF into public/assets/.
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