KEEP THIS HANDY
Controls at a glance.
- Left / right arrows
- Move across the platforms.
- Space
- Jump.
- Gold / monsters
- Collect gold and approach monsters from above, as the page instructs.
Use a clear landing surface
The rectangular artwork removes much of the decoration found in larger platform games. Look at the next platform’s usable top edge and attempt a small landing first. Learning a jump on open ground provides a reference before the same input has to work next to a moving hazard.
Approach a monster from above
The creator’s page asks players to collect gold and jump on monsters. That gives the same jump key more than one purpose. Watch the target’s position while descending; reaching its horizontal location is different from landing on top of it. No complete-map route or perfect score is asserted here.
A small example can still teach a full interaction
The README describes a minimal game built from rectangles and links a follow-up about monsters and treasure. Its value is the visible relationship between movement, platforms and collision. The source and technical article provide a useful second view after you have tried the original game.
What happens to your progress?
Persistent campaign saving has not been established by the reviewed documentation. Treat the linked build as a session unless its menu says otherwise.
Check the save and backup guide ↗A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before the next click.
Is it only a screenshot or code sample?
The creator hosts a playable canvas alongside its source and article.
Do I need an account?
The checked original page does not present an account requirement for the game.
A useful next read.
Platformer practice: make one landing repeatable. ↗Follow the source.
Jake Gordon and the asset creators listed in the project README. Licence notice. MIT.
Latest collected source change: updated links s/codeincomplete.com/jakesgordon.com (opens a new tab) . Repository activity does not identify the hosted game version.
All media and source credits ↗
