Co-op first-person shooter · up to 6 salvagers
Halocline
A dying Arctic weather station, and its crew is still shooting back. Up to six salvagers, co-op.
Bots hold every empty seat · one tap and you are in
Phone · computer · TV
Play it on anything. Put it on the TV.
Nothing to download and nothing to install: Halocline runs in the browser you already have, and everyone who presses Play meets in the same public room.
On your phone
A floating move stick on the left, drag on the right to look; FIRE aims while you hold it, with AIM, DUCK, JUMP and RELOAD beside it.
Point your phone’s camera at the code, or open official.homie.rocks/halocline/play.
You are on it: press Play above.
On your computer
WASD, mouse look (click to lock), left button fires, right button aims, Shift runs, Space jumps, R reloads.
On the TV
- Open official.homie.rocks/halocline/tv in the TV’s browser, or on a laptop plugged into it.
- Scan the code it shows with your phone’s camera.
- Play on your phone. Everyone on the couch joins the same way, up to 6 salvagers, and the TV shows the whole room.
The big screen follows the fight over a salvager’s shoulder, cutting to whoever is shooting.
Live rooms
Rooms open the moment you press Play
No one is in a room this minute. Press Play and you start at once, with bots in the empty seats; whoever presses Play next takes a bot’s place in your room.
How to play
Stick together. Nobody stays down.
Night combat inside a dying Arctic weather-control station. Everyone who presses Play joins Salvage, against a station crew that grows with the room. First side to 25 downs holds the claim, or the leader when the three-minute storm clock runs out, and the next round starts by itself. A salvager who drops stays down where they fell: stand beside them and they are back on their feet. Every texture, mesh and sound effect is generated in code.
- Everyone in the room is Salvage; the station crew are always bots, and there are more of them than of you.
- First side to 25 downs holds the claim, or the leader when the storm clock runs out.
- Down? Hold on for nine seconds: a crewmate who stands beside you lifts you back up.
- Cell racks refill every weapon and your rime shield, then go dark for 25 seconds.
- free, in the browser
- bots fill empty seats
- join any time: take a bot’s place
- rounds restart on their own
- phones as controllers on a TV
Credits
Who made Halocline
Made by
Homie Official · The house's own games
- Game: Homie
- Every texture, mesh and sound effect: generated in code as the page loads
- Score: ElevenLabs (Creator plan, commercial rights)
- 3D: three.js
- Post-processing: pmndrs postprocessing and N8AO
Built with
Homie’s open engine: @homie-rocks/studio (rooms, netplay, the big screen), Apache-2.0.