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An interactive web game built with JavaScript Canvas.
Move Kirby up and down by using the up and down arrow keys on your keyboard to kill oncoming dragons with a bullet by pressing space bar.
Start slaying dragons with Kirby and Play Now
Dario Formoso, Michael Porreca and Seth Ritter
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