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pixel horse runner

A free endless runner game — play it in your browser, no install. 🐴 Pixel-art endless runner in the spirit of Chrome Dino — pure vanilla JavaScript, zero dependencies.

by @chigerartem · chigerartem/pixel-horse-runner on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON CHIGERARTEM.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 2 Jun 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Space / ↑ to jump (hold for a higher jump)

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A pixel-art endless runner in the spirit of the Chrome Dino game — written in pure vanilla JavaScript, no frameworks, no dependencies, no build step. Пиксельный бесконечный раннер в духе игры Chrome Dino — на чистом JavaScript, без фреймворков, без зависимостей, без сборки.

Jump over hurdles and duck under birds for as long as you can. The world speeds up the longer you survive, and your best score is saved locally between sessions.

Vanilla JavaScript · HTML5 · CSS. The entire game loop (requestAnimationFrame), physics, collision detection (AABB), spawning, and rendering live in game.js`.

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