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Wrecking Dog

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Vanilla Javascript game. As a gamer and frontend developer, I always wanted to know how difficult it would be to build an application that allows the user to move the interface freely. So, I got an idea to build a game using only vanilla JavaScript with mechanics inspired by one of my favorite…

by @Vinicius-Muller · Vinicius-Muller/Wrecking-Dog on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 3HOSTED ON WRECKING-DOG.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 1 Feb 2024

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As a gamer and frontend developer, I always wanted to know how difficult it would be to build an application that allows the user to move the interface freely. So, I got an idea to build a game using only vanilla JavaScript with mechanics inspired by one of my favorite series, Super Mario.

"Wrecking Dog" is a game developed using only vanilla JavaScript.

Point System: There are multiple enemies in the game which the player has to defeat within a set time using firepower without getting hit.

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