Team Killer

Team Killer was one of those straightforward action games you'd find during the Flash era. It didn't try to be anything more than a quick, chaotic shooter you could load in a browser. The game had a simple premise that fit right in with other titles from that time, offering a few minutes of distraction between other tasks.

You control a lone soldier in a top-down arena filled with enemy troops. Your immediate goal is to survive each wave by eliminating everyone else on the map. You move with the arrow keys, weaving between crates and structures for cover. Pressing X lets you fire your weapon, and you constantly scavenge for better guns and ammo dropped by fallen foes. The pacing is relentless; enemies spawn quickly and come from all directions, making careful positioning as important as accurate shooting. It feels like a frantic scramble where a moment's hesitation means starting over.