cozy space errands
A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A tiny top-down delivery game in plain JavaScript (one HTML file, canvas, no engine): rooms, doors, dialog with portraits.
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First job on the station: deliver the mail. Mechanic Gus has four parcels in the cargo bay. Walk the corridor, open the doors, find Rosa, Doctor Lin, Officer Noor and the captain, and hand them their things. Then try to beat your best time. A tiny, relaxing top-down game (3 to 5 minutes) in plain JavaScript: one HTML file, canvas, no engine. Rooms as tile grids, doors between rooms, dialog with portraits.
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