A new browser game is going viral for letting players destroy websites as a gun-wielding stick figure with an arsenal of weapons at your disposal.
Is there a website you’ve ever really wanted to blow up? Well, now you can do just that.
In a game that looks ripped straight out of a mid-2000s Flash animation, developer Hugo Duprez lets players type in any website they like and get to work absolutely annihilating it.
The game, simply titled ‘Destroy Any Website’ was made with Duprez’s Sprite Fusion, an art tool for animation and editing, that generates game-ready sprites.
Destroy Any Website game goes viral
The game can be played with up to 6 players through a multiplayer mode, but fans can also stick to playing solo if they choose.
As a stick figure, players can move around websites by hopping on text and images. They can also access a variety of weapons to blow the pages to smithereens.
The default gun is a pistol, but players can use the scroll wheel to swap to an SMG, shotgun, RPG, railgun, flamethrower, missiles, and can toss grenades by right-clicking.
So far, the response has been positive.
“I build websites for a living and this is the most therapeutic thing I’ve seen all year,” one remarked.
“This looks like how mods moderate social media platforms. Just randomly shooting posts and torching people for no reason,” joked another.
“THIS IS WILD. There used to be a piece of software you’d share with your friends via floppy disk that would do similar things but on your desktop. The variety of weapons is hilarious. Flamethrower whilst jetpacking around,” someone else chimed in.
Another user compared it to the hit 2006 animated video “Animator vs. Animation.”
Destroy Any Website is just the latest browser game to take the internet by storm. Earlier in September, a minigolf-themed version of Wordle had players excited.
Meanwhile, Floor796 captivated audiences by taking ‘Where’s Waldo’ and adding iconic video game and movie characters.
I’m Abhishek Sharma, an author at TigerJek.com. I enjoy exploring games, testing different strategies, and turning what I learn into clear, useful guides. My goal is to help players understand the game better and improve without the usual confusion.
