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neon drift protocol

A free survival game — play it in your browser, no install. A kinetic neon survival game built with Canvas 2D and procedural Web Audio.

by @surajshetty09 · surajshetty09/neon-drift-protocol on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON SURAJSHETTY09.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 22 Oct 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Move: wASD or arrow keys · Phase dash: shift or Space · Pause: p

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A kinetic neon survival game built with Canvas 2D, Web Audio, and plain JavaScript—no libraries, build tools, images, or audio files.

Collect signal cores to build a score multiplier while avoiding hunters. New waves arrive every 18 seconds. Phase-dashing grants brief invulnerability and destroys hunters on contact, but must recharge between uses.

The game also includes procedural sound, shield health, elite predictive enemies, escalating difficulty, screen shake, particle effects, responsive layouts, and a complete game-over loop.

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