Gogh Strike

Gogh Strike is Peter Gostev's first-person browser shooter built around a procedural town inspired by Van Gogh's paintings. Choose one of twelve artist characters, join five computer-controlled teammates and face a rival crew in a three-minute paint fight. The first side to twenty eliminations wins, or the higher score decides the result when time expires.

Each artist has a distinct character design, primary weapon, sidearm, graffiti tag and victory dance. Movement includes sprinting, jumping, crouching and sliding, while smoke, paint bursts and healing add short tactical decisions around the central shooting loop. Despite the team format, this is a single-player game against bots rather than an online multiplayer match. The current release is designed for desktop keyboard and mouse play and bundles its Three.js runtime and game assets for the browser.

Choose an artist and press Play. Use WASD to move and the mouse to look and fire. Shift sprints, Space jumps, C crouches, and crouching during a sprint starts a slide. Reload with R, switch weapons with 1 or 2, and hold H while standing still to heal.

Work with the five bots on your crew to eliminate the opposing team. Use cover while reloading, crouch to tighten weapon spread, and avoid sprinting when you need to fire immediately. The match ends when one crew reaches twenty eliminations or the three-minute timer expires. Press Tab to inspect the scoreboard and Escape to pause.