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Heroes of the Host
Heroes of the Host
Single-player browser action roguelite where an immune cell responds to emergency infection waves with cooldown abilities, run pressure, and static-site deploy simplicity.
Immune-system roguelite
Heroes of the Host
Single-player browser action roguelite where an immune cell responds to emergency infection waves with cooldown abilities, run pressure, and static-site deploy simplicity.
Static browser action build with wave pressure, ability kits, and a real site-ready release path.
Problem
A lot of browser action games either have a strong mechanical loop or a strong concept frame, but not both. Biology-themed games especially tend to flatten into vague educational wallpaper or lose the feel of an actual game.
Why it matters
Heroes of the Host proves the science side can bend into a real playable system without getting soft. It carries immune-response logic, pressure, and escalation into a browser run that still feels like a game first.
System description
Built with Phaser, TypeScript, Arcade Physics, and Howler, the game stages infection-response combat through wave pressure, ability kits, local persistence, DOM-over-canvas UI, and a static browser build that can ship directly from the site.
Operating context
The heroes-of-the-host workspace already ships both a standalone static site build and an embeddable bundle. This dossier stays close to that release surface: a browser roguelite about host defense, emergency pressure, and repeatable runs, not a loose game pitch pretending to be finished.
Tools / methods
Constraints
- Needs to stay fully static-hostable with no backend dependency.
- Combat readability has to survive dense wave pressure and browser scaling.
- Mouse-and-keyboard control has to stay crisp enough for repeat runs, not just a single novelty session.
Workspace source
Heroes of the Host is a single-player browser action roguelite prototype built with Phaser, TypeScript, Vite, Arcade Physics, and Howler. The player controls an immune cell responding to emergency infection scenarios inside the body.
Source / heroes-of-the-host/dist/site/index.html
Workspace / heroes-of-the-host
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