An endless-road RPG runner for phones. Your hero runs forward on their own; every few seconds three lanes open up ahead — a monster, a chest, a campfire, a shrine, a trader, or something unknown — and you pick one. Fights play out on their own screen as tactical turn-based duels with a timed parry. You loot and equip gear, level up, and when the road meter fills, a boss blocks the way with no lane around it. Beat it and the road moves on to a new biome. The road never ends.
▶ Play in the browser, no install needed. It's built for phones, so on a computer it opens as a narrow, phone-width column.
- Tactical turn-based combat: telegraphed enemy moves, weapon skills, brace, potions, and a perfect-timing parry (tap the hero as the blow lands).
- 150 item bases × 6 rarities with random affixes; 6 relic sets with 2- and 4-piece bonuses and their own fire / water / void / light combat effects; talents on level-up.
- 34 enemies, 20 scripted bosses with phases and passives, 12 biomes.
- Everything is procedural: characters are vector rigs drawn on Canvas 2D, music and sound effects are synthesised with WebAudio — no image or audio assets ship with the game.
- Fully offline, no account, English and French.
This repository is an experiment with Claude Fable 5.1. I had an old, almost-forgotten
game idea — a short note in Russian (idea.md) and a rough sketch
(image.png): a character at the bottom of the screen moving forward, three lanes
to choose from, a level, a progress bar that ends in a boss fight, items to dress the character,
an endless game.
I wanted to see how far the model could take it from a single prompt: that note, the sketch
and a couple of clarifications, with every technical and design decision left to the model.
The first playable version came out of that one prompt. After that, a handful of follow-up
prompts upgraded it: make it a mobile app with room for monetisation, raise the visual and
gameplay quality, fix the bugs I hit. Then I played it for a while and wrote down everything
that felt wrong or missing in feedback.md — and that became the spec for the
next round (parry timing, contact attacks, fight log, sets, gems as a currency, new biomes, a
main screen, dynamic music, localisation, balance).
I liked the result enough to keep playing it, and I'm planning to release it on Google Play.
npm install
npm run dev -- --host # open the local URL in a phone-sized browser view,
# or the network URL on your phone over Wi-FiOther commands:
npm run build # production web bundle -> dist/
npx tsc --noEmit # type check
npm run sim # headless combat-balance simulator (see scripts/BALANCE.md)
npm run i18n:check # English/French completeness
npm run android:debug # debug APK (needs Node 22, JDK 21+, Android SDK 36; see docs)Vite + TypeScript, plain DOM/CSS for the interface, Canvas 2D for the world and fights, WebAudio for sound, Capacitor for the Android app. No UI framework, no server.
docs/PROJECT-STATUS.md— architecture, what's done, known gaps, backlog, release checklist.docs/ADS-PLAN.md— plan for rewarded ads in the Android release.scripts/BALANCE.md— every balance knob and the simulator results.store/— Google Play listing texts (EN/FR), privacy policy, store graphics.
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