Bugdom
Browser port of the 1999 platformer with customizable gameplay mods
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Bugdom is a browser-based port of the classic 1999 platformer where players guide Rollie McFly through ten levels rescuing ladybugs from fire ants and bees. The game features the original campaign alongside a rideable dragonfly mechanic and boss encounters. The maker says it was built with Claude Code.
The port includes a suite of mods for customization: adjust movement speed, kick strength, and gravity; enable flying slugs and caterpillars; toggle psychedelic visuals and texture effects; modify music playback speed; and activate Dance Party mode with licensed music. Players can combine mods via URL parameters to create personalized difficulty and aesthetic variations across all levels.
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