robbo
A free puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. A browser remake of the classic Robbo puzzle game, built with TypeScript and HTML5 Canvas. Explore 56 planets, collect screws, and reach the ship.
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A browser restoration of Robbo — two historical campaigns, 56 planets each, and a choice of artwork while you play.
Collect every screw, avoid hazards, unlock routes and reach the ship. Robbo supports keyboard, gamepad and touch controls, as well as deterministic replays for sharing or investigating a run.
Technical material lives in the documentation index: local play, builds and validation, architecture, campaign import, and contributing.
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