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MIOP: WebGL Global Game Jam entry

MIOP, which was an entry in this year’s past Global Game Jam, stands for “Monster is other people” and is a reference to the Existentialist phrase “Hell is other people.” It’s a WebGL game where you create chains of little monsters to defeat their enemies.

You can read more about the game, play it on a WebGL enabled browser, and check out the source code on GitHub.

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