exolon inspired canvas
A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. Orbital Vitorc: a Canvas sci-fi flip-screen action platformer.
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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Move: arrow keys or WASD · Jump: up or W · Crouch: down or S
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From the README
Orbital Vitorc is a browser-based sci-fi flip-screen action platformer built on a single Canvas runtime. It is inspired by the tight room-by-room pressure of classic 8-bit and 16-bit arcade platform shooters, with an original campaign, original code, and a generated pixel-art asset pipeline.
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That means the GitHub v1.0 tag marks the first public repository release, while the in-game version keeps the latest verified browser build metadata.
You play as Vitorc, a yellow-suited orbital assault specialist pushing through a 24-room research station.
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