Git Shooter

What it does

Git Shooter doesn’t solve any real problem—and that’s intentional. It’s a fun experiment that turns your GitHub contribution graph into a retro pixel space shooter battlefield. Enter your GitHub username, play through your contributions, destroy blocks, and score points. You can use the web app for a one-time experience or run it via a GitHub Action for scheduled generation. Built purely for fun and nostalgia 🚀

Git Shooter is a retro pixel space shooter game powered by your GitHub contributions. Enter your GitHub username, destroy contribution blocks, unlock powerful ships, and compete for high scores in a fun arcade-style experience.

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