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Hiro’s Adventure: the Original Edition returns

Play the preserved original Hiro’s Adventure from the Original Games showcase, with classic maps, screens, music and browser controls.

  • Hiro’s Adventure
  • Original Games
  • Original Edition
  • Game preservation

Hiro’s Adventure is back as a preserved Original Edition. Its classic title screen, mountain paths, caves, sprites, music, shops and inventory are available from the Original Games showcase.

The browser presentation enables the existing keyboard movement code and adds on-screen controls. Use arrows to move, Space to double jump, D to attack or enter a shop, and X to open the inventory. Equip a sword or gun through the original menu before attacking.

This edition preserves the surviving original build, including unfinished mechanics and stationary reference artwork. It is an archive of the original game rather than a newly completed campaign.

What changed

  • Added Hiro’s Adventure to Original Games with its own game and play pages.
  • Preserved the original title screen, maps, artwork, music and inventory.
  • Added browser keyboard compatibility, on-screen buttons, sound controls and fullscreen.
A closer look

Screenshots

The original Hiro’s Adventure mountain area, blue-haired hero and classic touch controls.
Actual browser screenshot of the preserved Original Edition.
Hiro’s Adventure’s original title screen and Start Game button.
Actual browser screenshot of the preserved Original Edition.

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