Panzercorn

About this game

Panzercorn is a first-person arcade shooter in the style of old into-the-screen games. You fly a magic carpet down long valleys towards a white tower while creatures swoop in from the sides. Your weapon locks on: sweep across enemies to mark them, then let go to send out up to five rainbow beams at once. Five hearts show how many hits you can still take, and a multiplier rewards clean runs.

On a computer you steer the carpet with W, A, S and D, hold the left mouse button to begin locking, move the pointer over enemies and release to fire. The game itself shows no instructions; the controls are on its entry page. Each level changes the colours of the land, and speed and difficulty rise as you go.

It was made by Chris Subagio for js13kGames 2026, a competition for browser games of at most 13 kilobytes, and placed second overall. The game was designed first for VR headsets in the browser and its page says it can also be played on a phone held sideways; neither of those was checked for this listing.