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A free tower defense game — play it in your browser, no install. 2D tower-defense playable ad on PixiJS: rendering-free core with doors and milestones, single HTML per ad network (Meta, Google, MRAID)
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A 2D tower-defense playable ad on PixiJS, built to an explicit set of design rules: a rendering-free core, entities with doors, one observation channel, and an assembly point that reads like a table of contents.
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