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Killing Wave Vibe Coded First Person Shooter

Leave a Comment / Coding, Creative, Gaming / AJB / February 25, 2026 / Browser Games, Build In Public, Creative Coding, FPS, Game Development, Gaming, Indie Dev, OpenGL, software engineering, Startup Life, Vibe Coding, WebGL

Reading Time: 4 minutesI decided to run a small OpenGL game dev experiment and push it into the browser. The result is Killing Wave, a lightweight FPS that you can play in browser.

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