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i built counter-strike in the browser using kimi k3 one html file. 3,700 lines+. no build step. → dust2-inspired map, tunnels, catwalk, long a → ak, awp with scope, mp5, knife + reloads → 10 bots that patrol, hear shots, and push → headshots, kill feed, 2 min round... show more

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11,941 views • 1 month ago

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