Rainfall Survival
A 3D arena survival prototype. Neon rain, waves of enemies, one player. Built in Godot 4.
running in the page
Godot 4.7Live preview. If the buttons feel unresponsive, open the game in its own tab — it plays much better with its own window.
This build runs in your browser — give it a second to load.
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What it is
Rain comes down over a neon arena and the waves keep coming. You survive between them. Keyboard and mouse, one player, no accounts — it runs in the browser and the page is the whole game.
It is a survival prototype, not a finished game. The loop works end to end; the content is deliberately thin.
The web build
It was a desktop project first. Two things made it a browser game.
Renderer. The desktop build runs on Forward+; the browser export is WebGL 2,
which is Godot’s Compatibility renderer, so the project was ported to
gl_compatibility. Neon glow survives; the wet-pavement reflections do not,
because screen-space reflections aren’t available there.
Size. The first browser export was 42 MB compressed. Measuring what actually ships — rather than what sits in the source tree — got it to 28.8 MB: the lossless normal and roughness maps turned out to be the biggest cost and 256px was plenty, plus smaller colour textures, 96 kbps Vorbis music, and a Chinese font subset. The build fails if it goes back over 30 MB.
Status
Survival prototype, desktop keyboard and mouse. Not a mobile game — there is no touch control scheme.
