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chog acc

A free endless runner game — play it in your browser, no install. CHOG: The Journey to Robinhood, a 60-second three-lane endless-runner browser game in a single index.html.

by @levithefirst · levithefirst/chog-acc on GitHubLANG HTML★ 1HOSTED ON CHOG-ACC.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 31 Oct 2026

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Controls: Pick one of 10 Chog characters. Each has its own speed, jump, chaos and luck…

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Pick one of 10 Chog characters. Each has its own speed, jump, chaos and luck stats. Then enter a player name. Run for 60 seconds. Difficulty ramps up over the first 8 seconds. Grab pickups, avoid hazards, and try to beat your best score.

Hazards to avoid: Sniper Bot, Rug Pull, Bubblemap Cluster, FUD Cloud.

When a run ends you can retry, view the leaderboard, copy a share message, post it to X with a tweet intent, or save a score-card image to attach to your post.

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