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HueCorn

Puzzle, Platformer · Ryan Tyler

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Single player

Guide a grey unicorn through seven platform levels and bring colour back, one crystal at a time.

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    Installation
    Not needed
    Registration
    No registration
    Price
    Free
    Controls
    Keyboard
    Compatibility
    Started and played in headless Chrome on macOS at 1280 x 720 with the keyboard: the first level was completed and the second begun.
    Checked 18 Oct 2026 · HeapPlay game scout
    Version
    Not specified

About this game

HueCorn is a short platform game. The world starts grey, and in each of its seven levels you guide a small unicorn to a coloured crystal. Picking one up changes the level: see-through blocks become solid, platforms start to move or new paths open. Once every crystal in a level is collected, the door to the next one opens.

You run with the arrow keys or A and D and jump with Space, W or the up arrow. Press jump again in the air for a double jump, or against a wall to jump off it. Spikes send you back to the start of the level. A clock and a count of falls run all the time, so you can try to finish faster and with fewer deaths; the violet crystal starts a countdown of its own.

It was made by Ryan Tyler for js13kGames 2026, a competition for browser games of at most 13 kilobytes, where it placed third overall and first for gameplay. The developer says it also has on-screen buttons for phones; that was not confirmed for this listing.

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