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A Chrome extension that lays a tower defense map over the page you are reading
A small, clever reuse of page structure as level design: every article or doc page becomes a different map.
DOM-defense is a Chrome extension game. Press Play on any tab and enemies march along a path drawn through the page's hyperlinks while you build towers in the empty space around the content; survive 100 waves to win. Gold, upgrades and tower selling follow the usual loop, and sponsored featured sites unlock extra towers. It is free, 35KB, runs only when started and declares no data collection. Version 0.1.0, released 30 September.
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