A Chrome extension that lays a tower defense map over the page you are reading
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A browser game that turns any web page into a pixel-art level you can blow apart
It is a well-made five-minute break, and an embed snippet lets a site invite its own visitors to smash it.
Type an address and the page's text, images and boxes become terrain for a small armed stickman to run, fly and shoot through, until the site reads 100% destroyed. There is a demo page, a Wikipedia shortcut, multiplayer rooms for friends, and a snippet to embed it on your own site. It comes from Sprite Fusion, the browser tilemap editor for 2D game makers, and needs a laptop rather than a phone.
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