Hello,

I played the game somewhere between 2008-2010 (more or less).

The game was an online browser game, 2D game and with an old animation.

It's menu was unique- It was with black background color with 3 buttons in the beginning. The buttons were green circles that spinned and when you pressed them they sounded a sound of laser.

The game was about proceeding levels by staying alive and surviving the levels ("waves" of enemies).

The whole game was in a building with lots of floors (you could go up or down or jump to the ground floor from the rooftop), you were playing a man with a black (not sure about the black) suit, which fought enemies, who all the time spawned (especially from the sky and fell onto the rooftop), especially after each level starts.

In each floor there was furniture, and you could destroy it to get xp.

The angle of the camera was in way that you could see about the 2-4 floors you are near (2 at the top, 2 at the bottom), it was like seeing the building with walls just from its right and left of the building.

At the beginning of the game, you start with nothing, but throughout the game weapons appear in the floors of the building.

Each weapon was destroyed after a certain amount of hits/ shots.

Something unique in this game was that you could destroy the antennas on the rooftop of the building and lamps on the ground floor (outside the building) and by that get a metal "pipe" that you could hit enemies with.

Some of the weapons in the game were a sword, a pistol, metal "pipes", some kind of laser guns, you could also throw your opponents and furniture from the floors of the building (tables, chairs etc.) and by that harm them and the person you throw them on.

There were 2 doors on the ground floor which lead to the building (you start the game on the left corner, outside the building).

The protagonist was a male, and the game was not bloody at all.

It may (I am not sure, I might be mistaking) be a Miniclip game, but I am not sure.

Thank you very much in advance for your help!!! It's very important for me!