kurai project
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Kurai Project is an open source fan-game set in world of Touhou Project (Currently in Development)
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Kurai Project is an open source fan-game set in world of Touhou Project. It is top-down vertical-scrolling curtain of fire shooting game (STG) also known as "Bullet hell" or "Danmaku". STGs are fast-paced games focused around pattern recognition and mastery through practice.
Kurai Project is somewhat portable, and it's written in Rust, the portability comes from macroquad crate for handling file and rendering, it support OpenGL, Metal, GLES rendering and also WebGL for browser such as Firefox and Chromium based browser, it can be compiled for number of operating system.
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