Destroy Any Website Game – Play Online

Created by Hugo Duprez and published by Sprite Fusion, Destroy Any Website combines familiar desktop action controls with a level built from a webpage. Instead of a fixed obstacle course, the selected site's text and rectangular layout provide the environment for your character and weapons. The result is a destruction sandbox in which positioning, aiming and traversal all matter. The game offers solo play and room-based sessions with up to five friends on the same website instance. Its pause screen includes Resume, Restart Site and New Website, along with background and sound options. Trying the supplied demo first makes it easier to learn how a website layout is converted into a scene before exploring another address. Sprite Fusion lists Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge on desktop. The available control guide uses keyboard and mouse inputs, including a right-click grenade action and mouse-wheel weapon selection; a separate touch-control mode is not documented.

Choose a starting website before entering the level. Demo Page is a convenient first attempt because it lets you inspect the action without deciding on a URL; Wikipedia is another built-in shortcut. Once the scene loads, look for your character, the available weapon slots and the destruction percentage. Webpage text and layout become the terrain you move through and shoot. Move into a useful position, aim at the structures around you and try a different weapon when you want a different attack. The jetpack lets you reach higher parts of the scene, while dropping through platforms helps you move down through a tall page. Watch the destruction counter as you experiment with the level. Use the pause menu when you want a fresh attempt on the same site or a different website. The room options also let you create or join a shared session using a room code. A keyboard and mouse are the intended setup; on a phone, open the guide if useful and switch to a desktop browser for the full control scheme.