Ballistic
A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. 1st Person 3D Physics Shooter built for Desktop and Mobile
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Ballistic is a first-person 3D physics shooter built with Babylon.js and designed to run directly in modern browsers on desktop and mobile.
Desktop controls activate only when the browser reports a fine, hover-capable primary pointer. Existing touch controls remain unchanged on mobile.
The original touch controls remain active. Touch interaction is handled by the Babylon.js camera input already used by the game.
The original Webpack 3, Babel 6, Closure Compiler, AppCache, and offline-plugin toolchain is no longer required for day-to-day workspace setup.
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