go-home.idad.fyi

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This one wants a keyboard, a mouse and a wide window, because it is a desktop full of draggable windows. It will load on a phone, but it was not built for one.

trap platformer

Go home!

A sunny little platformer about walking home, and the fifty-seven rooms that would rather you did not. Everything is cheerful. Almost none of it is safe.

About

One screen, one door, and a character who only wants to reach it. Every room is readable at a glance and looks completely fair right up until the floor, the ceiling or the door itself changes its mind. Dying costs you about a second, which is the only reason the joke stays funny.

TypeScript
matter.js
Canvas
Vite
Web Audio

Rooms: 57, across six worlds
Traps: 26 kinds, from a vanishing floor to a rising lake of lava
Difficulty: Measured: a route-knowing player survives the median room 42% of the time
Proof: Every room ships only once a bot has actually finished it
Saves: localStorage, no account

How it plays

01
Arrow keys to walk, space to jump. There is nothing else to learn and the game never adds anything.
02
Collect the room's star. The door stays padlocked until you have it, and some stars would rather you did not.
03
Touch the door. Walk in, fall in, or clip the frame mid-jump — contact is the whole requirement, with no standing on the mark waiting to be let in.
04
Die, and go again. Every death rebuilds the room from scratch, so no trap can leave anything behind that makes the next attempt harder than the first.