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froggerHD

A free frogger game — play it in your browser, no install. Animated HD remake of the classic Frogger arcade game — five road and river lanes, diving turtles, bilingual PT/EN, built with vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

by @VidiPT89 · VidiPT89/froggerHD on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON VIDIPT89.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 6 Jul 2026

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A polished, animated remake of the 1981 arcade classic — five lanes of traffic, a river full of logs and diving turtles, and a countdown clock that never lets up.

"Frogger" is a browser-based lane-crossing game built with vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript — no frameworks, no build step, no game engine. Guide the frog across five lanes of traffic, hitch a ride on logs and turtles to cross the river, and fill all five lily-pad homes before the clock runs out. Every level speeds the traffic and the river up a little more.

Developed by David Arsénio Martins — "Vidi"

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