BottomGun
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. The full version of a game made using WebGL and Three.js
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BottomGun is a browser-based endless flyer: you steer a small airplane around a cylindrical “track”, collect cyan pickups for energy, and avoid red obstacles. Distance and level increase as you survive longer.
The inline SVG in index.html drives the level progress ring (stroke-dashoffset is updated from JavaScript as distance increases).
Almost all tunables live on a single object, game, reset in resetGame(): speed curves, energy drain, spawn intervals, level spacing, plane movement sensitivity, collision knockback, sea dimensions, etc.
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