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grok frogger

A free frogger game — play it in your browser, no install. Mobile-first Frogger reconstruction and human-directed AI development experiment — TypeScript, Canvas 2D, Web Audio and PWA

by @blittersptyltd · blittersptyltd/grok-frogger on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON BLITTERSPTYLTD.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 12 Jul 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Arrow keys / WASD: hop one tile · Swipe on the playfield: hop in swipe direction

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A mobile-first browser reconstruction of the 1981 arcade game, built as an experiment in human-directed, AI-assisted product development.

The goal was bigger than producing a playable clone. We wanted to test whether an AI coding agent could help take a product from a plain-language brief to a polished, deployable experience while a human supplied the taste, visual judgement and product direction.

This was not a one-prompt exercise. It was an iterative product build involving reference analysis, implementation, browser testing, mobile feedback, rejected shortcuts and repeated visual tuning.

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