dexel
A free idle game — play it in your browser, no install. A cozy pixel-art desktop companion whose workday runs on your real typing. One self-contained binary, 100% local.
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**A cozy pixel-art desktop companion whose workday runs on your real typing.**
A silent loop — GitHub plays it inline. Want the narrated walkthrough with sound? Watch the full video on the website.
dexel is a small pixel-art developer who lives at a desk on your screen. Your real typing — in any app, not just the game window — advances their current sprint, and finishing a sprint pays out coins you spend in a store on hoodies, chairs, keyboards, plants, and more, all of which actually render on the character and desk.
There are no meters, no hunger, nothing to feed or lose.
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