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emberfall last guardian

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A cinematic 3D fantasy action-adventure browser game featuring exploration, sword combat, ancient relics, puzzles, and boss battles.

by @Santhoshcv07 · Santhoshcv07/emberfall-last-guardian on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON EMBERFALL-LAST-GUARDIAN.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 29 Oct 2026

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A single-file, browser-playable 3D fantasy action-adventure prototype exported from a Claude Artifact.

This is a single HTML artifact with inline JavaScript, procedural 3D geometry, and synthesized audio. It is not a full editable Three.js + TypeScript + Vite source project. The inline JavaScript syntax was checked when preparing this package, but full interactive browser gameplay has not been independently tested. Verify movement, camera, combat, runes, relic collection, boss, both endings, pause, and restart after deployment.

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