One shipped flagship, four browser demos, and one in the lab. Each pays homage to a classic vector-arcade era, rebuilt for modern browsers. Pure code, no installs, no accounts, no ads.
Now playing · v1.0.6
Drift the void. Rise through the rifts.
NoSprite Studio · Vector arcade · v1.0.6
Vector arcade space shooter rendered entirely in code. Endless chapter and wave progression with five phased boss fights along the way, three weapon systems, unlockable ships, and a reactive layered soundtrack. No ads, no pay-to-win, pure arcade.
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Demos · Browser playable
Built in the first week of NoSprite. Each is a small homage to a single arcade classic. Short sessions, no installs.
Inspired by Pong (Atari, 1972)
First to seven. Modern take on the game that started arcade. Simple to learn, harder as speed climbs.
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Inspired by Breakout (Atari, 1976)
Clear the wall. Color-coded bricks chain into cascading events. Catch the pieces to grow your paddle.
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Inspired by Space Invaders (Taito, 1978)
Defend Earth from descending waves. Dodge fire, use cover, face escalating attack patterns.
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Inspired by Missile Command (Atari, 1980)
Protect your cities from incoming missiles. Manage limited ammo across three turrets as the wave count climbs.
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In the lab · Active development
The vector battlefield, rebuilt.
NoSprite Studio · First-person tank combat · Inspired by Battle Zone (Atari, 1980)
NoSprite's faithful, mobile-first reimagining of Atari's Battle Zone (1980): first-person vector-wireframe tank combat, hull-aimed like the original. Every line and every sound generated in code. No asset files.