An open-source 2D multiplayer shooter game for browsers

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An open-source 2D multiplayer shooter game playable in web browsers. Launched in 2020, the game is built for players interested in browser-based combat experiences. The source code is publicly available on GitHub, making it accessible for developers who want to study, modify, or contribute to the project. It supports multiple players competing in the same session.

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