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freya axolotl game

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A browser game designed by Freya, age 7. Swim an axolotl through 11 levels, dodge poisonous seaweed and red fish, collect prizes, and catch the secret Tadpole.

by @chrisns · chrisns/freya-axolotl-game on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON CHRISNS.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 23 Oct 2026

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Controls: Swim your axolotl through 11 levels of the reef

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A browser game designed by Freya, age 7. Axolotls are her favourite animal.

Swim your axolotl through 11 levels of the reef.

catching it skips 3 levels.

Move with the arrow keys, WASD, or the on-screen keypad. Both keyboard and touch controls work at the same time.

fish and crabs you collected on that level. It is saved in the browser, so it stays after you close the tab.

Web Audio API. This is not a cover of a real song. It is an original tune made for this game.

Plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Canvas 2D for rendering. The Web Audio API for music and sound effects.

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