Scrap War
You do not kill robots here — you tear them apart. A robot does not die at zero health; it loses functions one by one until it cannot fight. And the part you tore off becomes a part of your own frame, so how you broke it decides what you get.
Play it here
Press the button and it runs inside this page. Nothing is downloaded until you do, so reading and leaving costs you nothing. No install, no sign-in.
Who it is for
People who want the wrecking itself to be the point
What it does
- Part destruction is the whole axis: loot, boss phases and art all hang off it
- Salvage is fitted to your own machine, so a fight changes what you are for the next one
- Heat matters — sustained fire costs you something
- Scavenging happens in the field, not in a menu
- Wave-based encounters
- Procedural 3D with no external assets
Where it is going
The view started isometric and moved to a side-on camera. The complaint was that the controls felt impossible, and the cause turned out to be the camera: aiming at parts is the entire game, and in an isometric view a robot's head and legs sit a few pixels apart at fifteen metres. Seen from the side, that axis spreads across the whole screen.
When the axis a game is built on is not visible, the game is not hard — it is unreadable.
Written while building it
Status
Prototype
- StartedJuly 2026
- Last worked on2026.08.03
Before you play
- Keyboard and mouse. Mobile touch is not supported yet
- Needs WebGL 2
Links
Tried it?
Tell me what worked, what did not, or what broke. Feedback is read before it is published. The feedback page is in Korean.