Kundgebung

Kundgebung came out during the Flash era, a time when small games were easy to find and play in a browser. It was a straightforward title from that period, focused on a single, clear idea.

You control a protester facing a line of riot police. Your main objective is to break their formation and drive them back by throwing objects. You use your mouse to aim and launch things like eggs, rockets, and firecrackers from the bottom of the screen. The police advance slowly, and you need to hit them repeatedly to make them retreat; if they reach your side, the game ends. The pacing is constant, with a steady stream of enemies that makes the difficulty ramp up noticeably as you play. It feels like a tense, reactive scramble to hold the line.