Otdas

Step into the dim glow of the Worldwide Military Command and Control System, a command-line terminal where every keystroke could ignite or defuse global catastrophe. In Otdas you play as a high-ranking military operator navigating the razor’s edge of nuclear brinkmanship in the 1980s.

Monitor global events, read briefings, and respond to mounting tension as the AI-driven Soviet Union reacts in real time to your decisions. Test missiles, arm warheads, and weigh the consequences of first strikes. Behind every email and news report lies a potential spark, will you provoke paranoia, escalate aggression, or maintain uneasy balance?

The clock is ticking. Trust is an illusion. And sometimes, the only way to win is to survive. 

Commands:
- help: Prints this message.
- clear: Clears the terminal.
- mail: Checks the encrypted mail box.
- channel: Opens an instant diplomatic channel.
- time: Prints the current time.
- radar: Uses radar scans to detect incoming ICBMs
- ad: Activates air defense systems
- launch: If missiles are armed this command launches an ICBM at target site otherwise a test.
- 'launch arm': Arms nuclear warheads.
- 'launch disarm': Disarms nuclear warheads.
- scan: Uses nuclear detection satlites to identify targets and payload.

This game requires WebGPU!

To play the game you'll need to enable webgpu support. This is fairly easy to do, but in some browsers its not possible. 

MacOS Safari

Go to:

Settings > Advanced

And check the Show features for web developers checkbox. After that, you can go to:

Settings > Feature Flags

And search for the WebGPU checkbox. Enable it and you should be good to go!

Chrome

WebGPU for Google Chrome should work by default on Android and desktop devices, just make sure you run the newest available version of the app. If however it does not work, you might need to try enabling some experimental flags listed in the official Chrome developer documentation.

Firefox

You'll need to install the firefox nightly build and also turn on the webgpu feature flags.