tro.gg
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. 🧌 A tiny multiplayer browser game, built in public with PostHog Code and powered by PostHog.
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You're a trogg in a shared world. Gather to feed the tribe's one fire, hold the light against the dark pressing in past it, and push the frontline outward — but only as far as the tribe is actually there to push it: log off and your trogg keeps working on instinct, at a duller pace, for as long as the fire it helped light lasts.
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