DEJA POO Web

A peaceful walk? Almost.

In DEJA POO Web, you walk your dog through Mediterranean alleys, past passers-by and unexpected trouble. The street keeps scrolling, urgency rises, and you need to choose the right moment to stop: find cover before it is too late and try not to get spotted.

Play for free in your browser. This is web version 0.1.5, still in development: a portrait Endless arcade game with touch and keyboard controls.

The current game interface is in Italian.

What is in this build

• Endless walks with obstacles, cover, bonus gates and biome changes.
• Dogs, wardrobe options, accessories and upgrades to customize the pair.
• Tutorials, missions, achievements, records, maps and a journal of the places you visit.
• An illustrated interface, music and accessibility settings.

How to play

• Move: arrow keys or WASD; on touch devices, drag in the play area.
• Start a stop: Space or a short tap, only when urgency is above 60%. Dragging and long presses do not start a stop.
• Gadget: G or E, or the dedicated button.
• Pause / back: Esc or the interface buttons.

If urgency reaches 100% while you are walking, the run ends. For upgrades, select a node and use the separate purchase button.

Before you start

Progress is saved locally in your browser, not to an online account. Saves are not imported from the APK: clearing site data can delete your progress, and profiles do not transfer between browsers. Private browsing and blocked local storage may prevent saving.

Leaderboards use demo opponents, explicitly marked as mock. The online backend, advertising and real purchases are not active. Audio and vibration depend on your browser and device; use the launch button and, on a phone, portrait orientation.

The web version is a JavaScript reconstruction using React, MobX and PixiJS, based on the assets and rules of the Godot prototype. It is not a Godot export or a promise of perfect visual parity.

Help us improve it

Leave a comment with your device, browser and what happened. We are especially interested in readability, controls, the pace of the walks, and loading or saving problems.

Read our first development log in English.