cloud hopper pixel game
A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. A cozy 16-bit fullscreen pixel art platformer with procedural Web Audio lo-fi synth, dynamic altitude biomes, and weather ambiance. Built with HTML5 Canvas & JavaScript (zero dependencies).
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A cozy, fullscreen 16-bit beat runner and cloud hopper. Leap across dreamy neon city rooftops, collect coffee beans to activate Caffeine Rush, and chill to procedurally synthesized lo-fi chords in real time.
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