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diegeist

A free roguelike game — play it in your browser, no install. Tile-based roguelike dungeon crawler in vanilla JavaScript that builds to a single HTML file and runs as an installable PWA

by @spskelly · spskelly/diegeist on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON SPSKELLY.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 7 Sep 2026

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Controls: Tap a tile: walk there (stops when an enemy appears or you take damage)

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Tile-based roguelite dungeon crawler built in vanilla JavaScript. Outputs a single HTML file that runs as an installable PWA.

Playable game with v1 core loop complete and v2 Phases 1–2 (resources, skill trees) implemented. Class select, explore procedural dungeons, fight, loot, descend, die, persist progression, repeat. Plays with keyboard, mouse or touch, so it works as an installed PWA on a phone.

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When served over HTTPS the game is installable as a desktop/mobile app via your browser's install prompt.

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