woodlandheights
A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. A vertical platformer game built in vanilla JavaScript.
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Controls: Arrow keys · WASD · Space
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From the README
This is a simple platformer game I developed in vanilla JavaScript, using no libraries, just HTML canvas.
Your goal is to move around the map and collect all the coins, in order to move onto the next level.
Stay alive, don't fall into the water and don't get attacked by the nasty blue slime globs!
Slime globs will appear dormant, but will start moving towards you if you walk into their line of sight.
You can get rid of them by jumping onto them.
(So far there are two levels.
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