Reviewed game
JavaScript Tiny Platformer
A tiny rectangle platformer that reduces running, jumping, treasure, and enemies to their essentials.
- Desktop
- Keyboard
- Single Player
- Short Session

Catalog facts
- Primary genre
- action
- Library status
- ready
- Session length
- short
- Devices
- desktop
- Inputs
- keyboard
- Last tested
- 2026-08-27
This ready library record is available for Preview QA, but is not production-published as active.
QuestHub play guide
How to play
Objective
Collect the gold while avoiding monsters or defeating them by jumping on top.
Controls
- Use Left Arrow and Right Arrow to move.
- Press Space to jump.
Your first move
Move toward the nearest gold and jump early enough to land on the first platform.
Practical tip
Approach monsters from above; touching them from the side is dangerous.
Testing note:In Chrome, verify horizontal movement with both arrow keys and a separate Space-key jump.
Source & license
- Original creator
- See upstream source; not machine-readable in the current catalog
- Source repository
- https://github.com/jakesgordon/javascript-tiny-platformer
- Pinned source commit
50cbd06c410efe768b7c76f4458387a194130339- Code license
- MIT
- Attribution required
- Yes
- Attribution text
- Required; exact media text is not machine-readable in the current catalog
- Asset review status
- verified
- QuestHub modification summary
- Not machine-readable in the current library catalog
Source and license facts come from the pinned library snapshot. QuestHub does not infer missing creator or attribution fields from repository names.
QuestHub verification
- Source recorded
- License reviewed
- Build verified
- Network reviewed
- Desktop tested
- Mobile tested
- Last tested
- 2026-08-27
- Verified browser
- Google Chrome
- Devices
- desktop
- Inputs
- keyboard
“Verified” means the checks shown here passed on the recorded date. It does not promise every browser, device, or future update will behave identically.
Reviewed media
Gameplay capture

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