Browser arena combat inside a decaying industrial spire. A TypeScript client and authoritative WebSocket server share movement, weapons and arena rules.
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Actual gameplay screenshot preserved from public revision b291ee1; it shows an earlier visual baseline, not the latest local art pass. Source and provenance.
| System | What is in the public source |
|---|---|
| Arena combat | Platform movement, ranged and melee weapons, ricochets, cover and environmental hazards |
| Multiplayer | Rooms, server-authoritative simulation, reconnect handling, free-for-all and squad modes |
| AI pilots | Host-controlled bots for local matches and filling room slots |
| Shared rules | Protocol, physics, maps and weapon definitions in shared/ |
flowchart LR
Input[Player input] --> Client[Browser client]
Client <--> Server[Authoritative match server]
Rules[Shared maps and rules] --> Client
Rules --> Server
Server --> Bots[Bot pilots]
Requires Node.js and npm. Restore the locked dependencies, then start the development client and server:
npm ci
npm run devOpen http://127.0.0.1:5173. The WebSocket server uses port 8787. For a compiled client served from the game server:
npm run build
npm startOpen http://127.0.0.1:8787. Avoid starting a second server on the same ports. Existing managed local checkouts may provide their own service-control scripts.
This is a development game, with technical checks and player acceptance recorded separately. See PROGRESS for the current revision, known loading/rendering issues and unfinished playtests. The screenshot above is historical and does not certify the current build. Campaign and art experiments in development notes are not all released playable content.
npm run build
npm run test:logic
npm run test:smokeThe repository also contains browser, AI, visual and performance suites; read package.json and their setup before running them. This documentation pass did not rerun gameplay acceptance.
See src/, server/, shared/ and tests/ for the implementation; development status retains project-specific decisions. Original source is under MIT. Reference-game binaries and third-party reference artwork are not redistributed as this project's original assets.