no safe ground
A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. Crash-landed on a hostile alien world. Recover four ship parts, survive the nights, escape. A 3D top-down survival shooter that runs in your browser: Three.js + TypeScript, zero asset files.
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A top-down 3D survival shooter that runs in your browser. Explore a poisonous alien world by day,
hold your wrecked ship against the swarm by night, and get off this rock alive.
Night one at the crash site: sentry turrets, flood lamps, tesla coils, a split-shot blaster and a Seeker Swarm.
You are the only survivor of the ISV Kittiwake, brought down on Kessra, a poisonous world whose storms seem to pull ships out of the sky. The air is four percent oxygen and your suit holds about eighty seconds of it. The wildlife keeps its distance in daylight. It is waiting for dark.
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