Night Swing: Web-Swinging Through a Dark City

Swing across a moonlit city lit by street lamps, steal cars out of the air, and lose the police in the dark. A browser tribute to ArkWeb.

A clean-room tribute to ArkWeb (Spider-Man web-swinging in Arkham Knight) by luki-1.

Night Swing

First load downloads the game (~60–120 MB), then it's cached.
Needs a desktop browser with WebGPU or WebGL2. Keyboard + mouse.

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What you can do

  • Pendulum web-swinging with release flings off any building or lamp post.
  • Carjack within 2.5 s of a swing release for an AERIAL JACK (+800).
  • Moonlight, fog and glowing street lamps; the police chase you through it.

The modes

Open-World Crime

Traffic, carjacking, a five-star wanted level, police that chase and shoot, and a minimap. Inspired by 2004-era open-world crime games.

Controls: E enter/steal car · W/S drive · A/D steer · Space handbrake

Web-Swing

Pendulum web-swing, release fling, and tethers that yank cars and bots. Inspired by web-swinging superhero games.

Controls: Q hold to swing, release to fling · Z tether two objects

FAQ

Can I play Open-World Crime × Web-Swing online for free?
Yes. Night Swing runs in your browser with WebGPU or WebGL2. It's free, there's no account, and you don't need any game files. Desktop builds come from its GitHub releases.
Is it made from the original games?
No. Every mechanic is a clean-room implementation written from observed behaviour and published values, with original code and CC0 or self-made assets. The modes are inspired by 2004-era open-world crime games and web-swinging superhero games.
How is this different from ArkWeb?
ArkWeb (Spider-Man web-swinging in Arkham Knight) links or rewrites the original games, so you need to own them and run it on a PC. This tribute recreates the same mechanics from scratch, so it runs instantly in a browser with no game files.

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