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blackline last hour

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A cinematic, story-driven FPS that runs in your browser. 7 chapters, 3 playable flashbacks, all art and audio generated in code. Built with Three.js.

by @Shashankupadhyay2024 · Shashankupadhyay2024/blackline-last-hour on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON SHASHANKUPADHYAY2024.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 12 Oct 2026

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A cinematic, story-driven first-person shooter that runs in your browser. Seven chapters, three playable flashbacks, a betrayal at 3,000 feet, and a twist ending. Every model, texture, sound effect and music cue is generated in code, so there are no asset downloads and it works fully offline.

Desktop only: keyboard and mouse, or any Xbox/PlayStation controller. Chrome or Edge recommended.

The world was supposed to end at 11:59 PM. Nobody knew who set the clock. Evan Cross, a pilot turned mercenary, takes one last job: steal a briefcase from a convoy in the Nevada desert.

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