catch the goblin
A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Catch The Goblin is a retro-inspired web game developed in JavaScript and HTML5. Expanding on the original concept from gameee.vercel.app.
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Originally inspired by a game I stumbled across on gameee.vercel.app, this project enhances and completes the foundation left by the original. The goal was to provide a cleaner and more polished gameplay experience.
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Catch The Goblin is a simple game that challenges players to capture goblins on-screen. As the game progresses, goblins appear at random locations, keeping players on their toes. The objective is straightforward but fun: Catch as many goblins as you can!
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