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bankshot zero

A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. A Java ricochet arena shooter: eight waves, draftable upgrades, and a final boss. Play in the browser via TeaVM.

by @Trenn1x · Trenn1x/bankshot-zero on GitHubLANG JavaHOSTED ON TRENN1X.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 24 Oct 2026

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A neon projectile arena shooter written in Java. Bounce shots off the arena, weave through enemy fire, and build a loadout between waves.

The game engine and Canvas renderer are Java. TeaVM compiles them to JavaScript so the release plays directly in mobile and desktop browsers, including on itch.io. Players do not need Java installed.

Both portrait and landscape work. Portrait rotates the arena to fit the taller display; landscape provides a wider view. Fullscreen gives the game more space when the browser supports it.

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