Hugo Duprez Releases Browser Game Destroy Any Website
The game turns the page itself into level geometry, which lets a small 2D shooter draw its maps from any site rather than a hand-built stage list.
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Web designer Hugo Duprez has released Destroy Any Website, a 2D action shooter played in a PC browser. Stages are built from the text and images of real websites, so platforms and cover come from each page's elements. It supports up to six players and solo play, with a pistol plus seven weapon types and a grenade throw. It cannot be played in mobile browsers.
The terrain in each stage is derived from the site's constituent elements, text and images included, so a page's own layout becomes the platforms and cover. Up to six players can take part in the competitive mode, and solo play is supported for players who just want to wreck sites one at a time.
Alongside the starting pistol, there are seven weapon types: submachine gun, shotgun, rocket launcher, railgun, flamethrower, and missile. A right-click throws a grenade at any time. It runs in a PC browser via the official website and does not work in mobile browsers.
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