Web Shooter is a real-time 3D multiplayer first-person shooter that runs entirely in your browser - no downloads required.

Battle against other players or AI bots in fast-paced deathmatch combat. Pick up weapons scattered around the arena, from pistols and SMGs to rocket launchers and proximity mines.

Features

• 7 unique weapons with different playstyles
• AI bots with easy, medium, and hard difficulty
• Multiple maps to fight on
• Mobile support with touch controls
• Health regeneration and sprint mechanics
• Real-time multiplayer via WebSockets
• Persistent leaderboard tracking your stats

Controls

Desktop: WASD to move, mouse to aim, click to shoot, scroll to change weapons, Shift to sprint, C to crouch.

Mobile: Left joystick to move, right joystick to look, tap buttons to shoot and change weapons.

Inspired by classic arena shooters like GoldenEye 64, Team Fortress 2, and Battlefield 2.

This game was built entirely through AI-human collaboration using Claude Code, Anthropic's agentic coding tool.

What Claude Code Built

• Complete Go server with WebSocket multiplayer
• 3D game client using Three.js
• All game mechanics and physics
• AI bot pathfinding and combat behavior
• Mobile touch controls with dual joysticks
• Authentication (GitHub, BlueSky)
• UI/UX and responsive design

Human Contribution

• Creative direction and feature ideas
• Playtesting and feedback
• Deployment and hosting

The entire codebase - thousands of lines of Go and JavaScript - was generated through natural language conversation. No code was written manually.

Development

• Claude Code - AI coding assistant by Anthropic
• Tom Harvey - Human collaborator

Technology Stack

• Three.js - 3D WebGL rendering
• Go - Server backend
• Gorilla WebSocket - Real-time multiplayer
• Web Audio API - Procedural sound effects

Inspiration

GoldenEye 64, Team Fortress 2, Battlefield 2, Quake, and the golden age of arena shooters.

Source Code

View on GitHub

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