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A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. Open-source demo of Road to Rage (a vertical shmup)
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Road to Rage is an open-source demo of the first game I ever published. The original game was written in Python and then rewritten in Java in order to publish it on Google Play. This demo version is written in JavaScript.
You can play the demo here: Road to Rage Demo
The full game is availabe on Google Play: Road to Rage
The PC and Browser versions are available on itch.io
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