coderman
A free RPG game — play it in your browser, no install. 🎮 Coderman is a 2d pixel art role playing game
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Coderman is a 2D role-playing game in pixel art style. The story of this game is about a programmer called Coderman who fights with bugs with his superhero powers and destroys them and makes the applications continue to run.
This project is currently under development 🚧🏗️
Coderman is developed by Soroush Shemshadi and contributors.
If you have any idea about the game or want to contribute on this project, Please read the contribution guide.
To see the changes in different versions of Coderman, you can read the release notes.
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