frankie town
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. TypeScript game code for a cozy pixel-art dog adventure. Art and personal creation materials are kept separately.
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The TypeScript source behind a cozy pixel-art dog adventure: explore a neighborhood, solve small puzzles and bring home the ingredients for a cake.
Play the game · Eric M. Tang
Built with Phaser 4, TypeScript and Vite. Includes keyboard, mouse and touch movement, dialogue, pathfinding, minigames, browser saves, adjustable text and motion, and production offline caching.
This is a code-only source edition. Artwork, audio, fonts, asset packs, generation prompts, reference photographs, personal development notes and original Git history are excluded.
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