mariposa
A free gamepad game — play it in your browser, no install. An open world for one small butterfly. Play it in your browser with a DualSense controller or keyboard.
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Controls: Fly: left stick · Look: right stick · Climb: cross (hold) · Dive: l2 (analog)
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An open world for one small butterfly. Made for the PS5 DualSense controller, and it plays with a keyboard and mouse too. It runs in the browser, works offline, and the whole game is a single HTML file.
Fly across a 4 km island of meadows, blossom groves, lavender fields, mossy forest, a mirror lake, alpine heights, maple hollows and a sunset shore. Sip nectar, spread pollen between flowers, discover twelve landmarks, gather ninety six dew stars and wake the Heartbloom, the giant tree at the centre of the island.
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