Description
Avoid Me: A Fast-Paced HTML5 Reflex Game
Avoid Me is a quick, tense arcade game built for browsers and mobile screens. You guide a character through an open arena while enemies close in, learning your route and cutting off your escape. Every run is short, sharp, and different, which makes it easy to pick up and hard to put down.
How the Game Works
Move freely around the arena and stay one step ahead of the danger. On desktop, use WASD or the arrow keys. On mobile or with a mouse, a floating virtual joystick appears wherever you press and drag, so control feels natural on touch screens too. Score by covering distance and collecting coins, then try to beat your best run.
Features
- Unique trail-chasing enemies that replay your own movement path to hunt you down
- Three enemy types: red Chasers that follow your trail, magenta Shooters that fire sword projectiles, and cyan Orbiters that carry a spinning blade
- Data-driven difficulty with enemies spawning on an exponential schedule, starting at 1 second, then 4 seconds, 8.5 seconds, and 15.25 seconds
- Distance and coin scoring: 1 point per metre travelled, plus 5 bonus points for every coin collected, with a sparkle burst on collection
- Instant game over when you touch an enemy, projectile, or orbiting sword, followed by a dramatic death sequence with impact shake, a hit burst, and a full-screen score summary
- Reskin-ready design with a dedicated reskin guide and complete documentation, including an architecture overview, gameplay rules, and an asset catalogue
- Designed for 1080 x 1920 (9:16 portrait) mobile play
- Works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera
Built With Modern Web Game Technology
The template is built with Phaser 4.0.0, TypeScript 5.7, and Vite 6.3. That modern stack keeps the game smooth in the browser, while the included documentation makes it easier for developers to understand the code, adjust the difficulty, and customise the look for their own projects.
Who It Is For
Avoid Me is a strong choice for game developers, publishers, and website owners who want a ready-made HTML5 arcade game. It suits mobile-first portals, casual game collections, and developers looking for a clean, well-documented Phaser 4 starter project with a distinctive chase mechanic.
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