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pixel valentine

A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. A retro pixel-art platformer that ends with YOUR love letter. Fork → edit 1 file → send to your crush. Built with Phaser 3 + TypeScript.

by @JuanLara18 · JuanLara18/pixel-valentine on GitHubLANG TypeScript★ 1HOSTED ON JUANLARA18.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 25 Mar 2026

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Controls: Desktop: arrow keys or WASD — Up / W to jump

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A retro pixel-art platformer that ends with your personalized love letter. Fork → edit one file → share the link. They play. Magic happens.

🎮 Play Demo · 📖 Customization Guide · 🏗️ Architecture

Instead of sending a card, you send a game.

Your special someone receives a link. They enter their name, play through 3 themed levels as a tiny Cupid, collecting hearts along the way. When they win — your personalized love letter appears on screen, typewriter effect and all, with exactly two buttons: "Yes!" and "Obviously yes!"

No install. No app. Just a URL and a lot of heart.

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