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Fang the Fox
Five stolen Embers, 24 floating islands and one very determined fox.
- Plays on
- Browser, Keyboard or touch
- Built with
- HTML5 canvas and plain JavaScript
- Version
- 1.0.0
Five Embers were stolen from the Hearth and the Sky Isles are sinking. Guide Fang across 24 floating islands, beat five bosses and bring the fire home. It plays right here, scored with the Tiny Bit Adventures album.
Every game we've made, in the order we made them.
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Five stolen Embers, 24 floating islands and one very determined fox.
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A robot space-RPG: walk tiny planets, craft upgrades and warp between stars.
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A guinea pig survival forage: gather a herd and explore nine places, above ground and below.
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The whole adventure as a real Game Boy Color game, for handhelds, emulators and your browser.
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A skateboarding game for everyone who skates but never went pro: community events, not contests.
The next game is still in the sketchbook. Follow the devlog to see it take form.
Small games made from crayon drawings. Each one starts on the page, then comes to life.
A crayon knight peels off his page to fight the erasers that rubbed out his flower.
A grinning crayon cat beast climbs out of its drawing. Wave a laser dot and it gives chase.
The next one is still being drawn.
Tiny Bit Adventures began as an album. Every track now scores a part of Fang's world.
Tiny Bit Adventures started out as a music album, with Isaiah's idea to give it a video game theme. He drew the board game. We made Fang out of clay. Then the idea grew into a real game, built from scratch as a way to learn web development.
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