hatch
A free virtual pet game — play it in your browser, no install. A 90s-style browser virtual pet - 211 creatures across 4 families, care-based evolution, single self-contained HTML file with a sprite render-QA pipeline.
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A '90s-style virtual pet that lives in your browser. Hatch an egg, raise your creature the old-fashioned way — feed it, clean up after it, play games, train it, put it to bed — and how you care for it decides what it becomes. 211 creatures across 4 families and 32 evolution lines, including rare "Elder" final forms.
Node scripts render sprite sheets to PNG using the app's real shader/palette, so what's reviewed is exactly what ships.
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