Phalanx games & apps
Creations tagged phalanx on 8x — every one is playable in the browser and open to remix.
11 creations
Terracotta Kiln Heat Phalanx
Portrait-first standalone canvas game. Drag a kiln heat wheel to sweep ember currents across clay warrior cores, fire archer, halberd, and shield guardians, and defend the sealed tomb gate.
Epaminondas Phalanx Breakthrough
Mobile-first implementation of an Epaminondas-style phalanx breakthrough game.
Phalanx Remix
A portrait-first **Three.js isometric turn-based tactics** game and reference template.
Terracotta Kiln Heat Phalanx Remix
Portrait-first standalone canvas game. Drag a kiln heat wheel to sweep ember currents across clay warrior cores, fire archer, halberd, and shield guardians, and defend the sealed tomb gate.
Epaminondas Phalanx Breakthrough
Mobile-first implementation of an Epaminondas-style phalanx breakthrough game.
Onyx Lantern Phalanx
A portrait-first pixel tactics game about holding a lantern gate with three guards. Players tap a guard, then tap an adjacent tile to reposition or an adjacent shadow to strike. End turns to resolve enemy pressure; adjacent allies reduce incoming damage through phalanx support.
Onyx Lantern Phalanx
A portrait-first pixel tactics game about holding a lantern gate with three guards. Players tap a guard, then tap an adjacent tile to reposition or an adjacent shadow to strike. End turns to resolve enemy pressure; adjacent allies reduce incoming damage through phalanx support.
Phalanx Remix
A portrait-first **Three.js isometric turn-based tactics** game and reference template.
Terracotta Kiln Heat Phalanx Remix
Portrait-first standalone canvas game. Drag a kiln heat wheel to sweep ember currents across clay warrior cores, fire archer, halberd, and shield guardians, and defend the sealed tomb gate.
Phalanx
A portrait-first **Three.js isometric turn-based tactics** game and reference template.
Breakthrough Oracle Phalanx
AI+ conversion of the Breakthrough pawn-race strategy template. The game remains fully playable offline: pawns move one square forward or diagonally forward, capture only diagonally, and win by reaching the far rank or leaving the opponent without a legal move.