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This is a, um… simple escape room survival platforming game rendered in a retro pixel style. The objectives seem simple enough: get to the door. Sure. Easy peasy.
- Watch out for moving spikes and platforms as well as the sudden appearance of pits.
- Press the door button to enter the door and exit the level.
- Best of luck. You’re gonna need it.
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Die Die Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions
How to Play
Reach the door without touching any of the (sometimes mobile or invisible) obstacles.
- Starting the Game
- On the welcome screen, select Play at the bottom center to begin.
- Game Controls
- Desktop
- With your keyboard:
- Press the left and right arrows to move.
- Press the up arrow to jump.
- With your mouse, left click on the door button to open the door.
- With your keyboard:
- Touchscreen devices
- With your fingers:
- Tap on the left and right arrows to move.
- Tap on the up arrow to jump.
- Tap on the door button to enter the door.
- With your fingers:
- Controls and indicators
- Top center:
- Level number
- Bottom row (left to right):
- Left arrow
- Right arrow
- Door button
- Up arrow
- Top center:
- Desktop
- Game Play
- Basic rules
- Jump over pits, spikes, and other hazards to make your way to the door.
- Reach the door to clear the level.
- Obstacles
- Overview
- If the title didn’t already clue you in, this game revels in confounding your attempts to survive to reach the door.
- The only thing to expect past the first few levels is the unexpected.
- Be prepared to run through the level multiple times to finish it.
- If the nature of this game gets too frustrating, we have an entire catalog of games to blow off some of that steam.
- Spikes
- These are your standard, run-on-the-mill platform obstacle. You touch them, you die.
- In this game, they move.
- Sometimes, spikes move toward you. Other times they move away.
- The movement is triggered when you reach a specific part of the level, which can catch you unaware.
- Figuring out their pattern of movement will help you jump over them more effectively.
- Chasms
- Also known as bottomless pits. These are also a common feature of platformers.
- Your task is to jump over them somehow without falling in.
- Watch out, as sometimes they just form from beneath you like real-world sinkholes.
- Platforms
- Platforms will allow you to hop over chasms that are too wide to reach.
- Sometimes, you can’t see them.
- You’ll know you’re hitting an invisible platform when you can’t jump over spikes like you normally would.
- They only appear once you land on them.
- Sometimes platforms move, an effect triggered when you reach a specific point. Do think before you jump.
- Overview
- Levels
- Each of the 10 levels are automatically unlocked each time you enter a door.
- Each time you die, you automatically restart the same level from the beginning.
- The game does not save your progress; you will always begin on the first level each time you reload the game.
- Basic rules
- Target Audience
- The game is suited for players who like simple room escape games but expect more of a challenge.
- The game has no adult themed content.
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Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support
This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.



















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