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How to Play Feast Night - Step by Step

The Feast Night page loads a ~17 KB medieval first-person game in an iframe.

Press Play, click the canvas, walk with WASD, answer with nod or shake, and save souls when demons appear.

Step 1 - press Play

Press Play to inject the iframe (~17 KB). The WebGL feast scene boots behind a [click to play] prompt.

Step 2 - start and move

Click the canvas to begin. Hold WASD or arrow keys to walk. Move the mouse to look around the feast ground and buildings.

Step 3 - talk with gestures

When a villager speaks, nod (tilt the view up and down) for yes or shake (tilt left and right) for no. Outcomes change who you meet next.

Step 4 - save souls

When guests turn demonic, click to fire. Saving souls raises your count toward the gate ending. Space skips some result screens.

SettingValueNotes
Download~17 KBsingle HTML competition build
InputWASD + mousenod/shake for dialogue; click to fire
Savesnonesession-only in this build
RendererWebGLbillboard sprites + room meshes
Check Feast Night at a glance: download ~17 KB, WASD + mouse, no saves, WebGL renderer.
Download ~17 KB, WASD + mouse, session-only, WebGL renderer.

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