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sprout and grumpy garden

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A kid-friendly run 'n gun browser game about plants: Pip the sprout cheers up a grumpy garden. TypeScript, Phaser 4, every picture drawn and every sound synthesized in code.

by @farulivan · farulivan/sprout-and-grumpy-garden on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON SPROUT.FARULIVAN.COMUPDATED 26 Oct 2026

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Controls: Move: ← → or A D · Jump (hold = higher): space, Z or K · Shoot: hold X, J or L

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A cute, kid-friendly run 'n gun game in the style of Cuphead and Mega Man, themed around plants. Little Pip the sprout cheers up the garden's grumpy plants by showering them with seeds: the small ones along a scrolling stage, then its boss.

The game is named after the garden and each chapter after its boss. So far there is one chapter, **The Grumpy Sunflower**: walk the Garden Path to Sunny's meadow, then win by emptying Sunny's bar without losing all your hearts.

Built with TypeScript, Vite and Phaser 4.

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