skifree warboy
A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A canvas remake of the 1991 classic SkiFree - now with WARBOY. Outrun the machine-spirit down an endless slope. Pure HTML5, one file, no dependencies.
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A single-file HTML5 canvas remake of the 1991 Windows classic SkiFree — reforged for the machine cult. Bomb down an endless, procedurally-scrolling slope, thread the trees and slalom gates, stack style points off jumps… and outrun WARBOY, the relentless machine-spirit that replaces the old Yeti. Reach 30,000 meters to ski free.
▶ Play it in your browser — no install, no dependencies, one file.
Pure vanilla JavaScript + Canvas 2D — no frameworks, no build step, no dependencies.
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