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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Gigantic Gourd: a katamari-style Halloween web game by Gigantic
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A tiny katamari-style Halloween game: a jack-o-lantern rolls through a graveyard eating candy, growing as it goes. Three skull hits and you get a tombstone you can share. Built for Gigantic as a seasonal promo.
Desktop: WASD / arrows, or drag with the mouse; Space hops; Esc or P pauses (the game also pauses itself when the tab or window loses focus). Mobile: drag anywhere, tap Hop. A golden shield drops in now and then: grab it for a few seconds of invincibility and one skull back.
H toggles the HUD in showcase or debug mode.
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