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debug legend

A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A retro pixel-art browser game where you squash bugs, defeat code monsters and rescue Ela — built with vanilla JS and Canvas.

by @musayazlik · musayazlik/debug-legend on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON DEBUG-DESTANI.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 23 Oct 2026

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Controls: Move: arrow keys / A, D · Jump: space / W / Up · Fire: x / K · Pause: p / Esc

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A retro pixel-art platformer that turns debugging into an epic. Ela pushed to production, the bug monsters kidnapped her, and it is up to you to grab the debugger, squash bugs, collect power-ups, and fight your way down into the data center to rescue her.

Canvas-based pixel-art platformer with multiple worlds and boss fights such as the Spaghetti Code Monster and the Legacy Code Monster. Keyboard and touch controls, including long-press for a higher jump. Five-language interface: Turkish, English, German, Arabic, and Chinese.

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