kill the doctor
A free stealth game — play it in your browser, no install. Northline: a Vue 3 and Three.js hospital stealth game, with Capacitor iOS and Android apps
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A complete playable hospital stealth thriller built with Vue 3, Three.js, and Web Audio, with native Capacitor 8 apps for iOS and Android.
For phone controls, native builds, simulator launch, and mobile verification, see MOBILE.md.
The local production build runs at ** The development server runs at **
Select Adrian or Alex, enter the hospital, and inspect the staff directory near reception. Follow the evidence to your assigned doctor or nurse, verify their badge, complete the objective, and escape through the ground-floor main entrance before police seal the hospital.
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