Pure CSS Platform Game

Platfform game uses ony CSS

Is it possible to make an HTML5 game with CSS only? No Javascript? The answer is apparently yes.

Here’s a platform game that was made with pure CSS code. The author of the game says that “Creativity is born from limitations. It’s fun to try and make something unique within the constraint of only using CSS/HTML”.

Platfform game uses ony CSS

The game starts with a single block that spawns more blocks when you hover your mouse pointer over it. Your goal is to reach the final block that has an yellow ball.

There are currently only a few levels, but the final one is quite hard. Many probably won’t be able to finish it without cheating (yes, there’s a cheat!).

Platfform game uses ony CSS

The creator is planning to produce a sequel with more “tricky/interesting” levels. It’s exciting to see what he comes up with.

A demo of the game is available here. See if you can finish it without cheating!


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