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voxelia

A free voxel demo — play it in your browser, no install. A voxel sandbox in the browser. One HTML file, zero external assets — textures, models and sounds are all generated at runtime.

by @rochmanrmdhnn · rochmanrmdhnn/voxelia on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON VOXELIA.SKOLAIN.IDUPDATED 25 Oct 2026

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From the README

Requires WebGL2. No backend and no mandatory build step. The game itself loads no image or audio file at all — the only pictures in this repository are the screenshots on this page.

Main menu — drawn over the live world rather than a static backdrop, so the terrain behind it is the world you are about to walk into.

Explorers — six of them, every one assembled from boxes in code with a procedurally drawn skin. Drag the stage to turn the model.

Map — 888 chunks surveyed here.

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