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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A lightweight, zero-dependency browser laboratory featuring six self-contained experiments built entirely with vanilla HTML-5, Canvas 2-D, and the Web Audio API. The collection showcases hardware-accelerated 2-D games, mathematical visualization.

by @ShadowX13413 · ShadowX13413/Projects on GitHubLANG HTML★ 1HOSTED ON SHADOWX-PROJECT.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 9 Oct 2026

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A curated collection of zero-dependency, browser-native applications, games, and mathematical visualizers built with vanilla HTML5, Canvas 2D, and procedural Web Audio synthesis.

Every project is self-contained in a single executable HTML file—no build pipeline, no package managers, and no external assets required.

Design Principles Self-Containment: Everything required to run the application (logic, styling, and synthetic sound generation) resides directly in the HTML document.

Zero Runtime Overhead: No virtual DOM, third-party state managers, or bloated bundle sizes.

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