kitten cannon
A vibe-coded browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Vibe-coded pixi.js tribute to Dan Fleming's 2005 Flash game Kitten Cannon. Play at https://pdobb.github.io/kitten-cannon/
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Controls: A touch screen can swipe up or down to aim and tap the field to fire
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Aim the barrel, fire when the power bar is full, and see how far the kitty flies.
This is a PixiJS side view of Kitten Cannon!, the Flash game Dan Fleming posted on Newgrounds as BurstStudio on March 30, 2005. Up and down aimed the cannon, space fired, and a red meter set the power. Balloons, bombs, and trampolines threw the kitten farther. Tar pits and the flytrap ended the ride. The score was distance in feet. It became the game people point to when they talk about the toss games that followed on Newgrounds.
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