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nightmare on vista avenue

A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Nightmare on Vista Avenue: a pixel-art graveyard side-scroller built for my Halloween themed birthday party. Dodge skeletons, pumpkins, ghosts and spiders to get an invite!

by @WaterloggedPorcupine · WaterloggedPorcupine/nightmare-on-vista-avenue on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON NIGHTMARE.ZHURISOLAN.COMUPDATED 6 Oct 2026

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A pixel-art graveyard side-scroller built for my Halloween themed birthday party. It doubles as the party invitation. Dodge dancing skeletons, spinning pumpkins, flying ghosts and dropping spiders, make it through the castle door, and answer the Keeper's questions. Make it to the party and you can RSVP right from the game.

Vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript on a 320x180 canvas scaled up with image-rendering: pixelated.

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