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jumpy game

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. 2D browser game developed as a learning project. Currently being improved with bug fixes, code refactoring and new gameplay features.

by @agd00007 · agd00007/jumpy-game on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON AGD00007.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 13 Aug 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: The objective is to collect as many stars as possible before the timer runs out

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From the README

Jumpy Game is a 2D browser game developed with HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript using the HTML5 Canvas API.

The player controls a character that moves and jumps around the game area collecting stars before the timer runs out.

Some stars trigger temporary gameplay effects, such as reduced movement speed or inverted controls, adding an extra challenge to the game.

The objective is to collect as many stars as possible before the timer runs out.

Collect stars by jumping into them.

The game includes different difficulty levels that can be selected before starting.

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