HTML5 Game Development - Part 25 (original) (raw)
Creatures Vs. Demons, Axis Engine Tech Demo
Built on the work-in-progress Axis Game Engine, an engine designed for top-down RPGs and Action Games (in Baldurs Gate or Diablo style), the Creates Vs. Demons Tech Demo boasts an …Read more
HTML5 World of Card Games launches
Following up on the success of DOM-based HTML5 (technically HTML4) hit World of Solitaire (which tallies over a million monthly uniques as the first result when you type “Solitaire” into …Read more
Bombermine: Massively multi-player Bombmerman
Bombermine, a massively multi-player online Bomberman using Websockets and supportung up to 1000 players per server has launched. It’s an incredibly smooth experience, even with the known latency of WebSockets, …Read more
Clay.io
Developing games is hard. It’s even more difficult if you have to take care of all the tedious features like payment processing, achievements, leaderboards, social integration, etc. That’s why Clay.io …Read more
Creating a virtual pet tutorial
Pablo Farías at Zenva has posted a tutorial on BinPress.com on creating a virtual pet game with HTML5. Check out the full tutorial and head over to Zenva for more …Read more
Isometric Diablo-like game in 550 LOC
A simple diablo-like game with a point-and-click interface using a 2D-Canvas isometric view. Nicely done in just over 550 Lines of JavaScript. Share List
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Mod.it contest: "Make It Anything" with over $3000 in prizes
Mod.it is a newly launched platform for collaboration and hacking on HTML5 games right from your browser (you can give Mod.it a test drive by just visiting the site – …Read more
Making the Move to HTML5 as a console developer
David Galeano and Duncan Tebbs, developers at HTML5 game portal Turbulenz have posted the first part of an three part series on moving to HTML5 from console development. The talk …Read more
CopperCube 4.0
CopperCube is a full 3D Game development environment with support for WebGL published (in addition to Windows, Mac, Flash and now Android)
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Temporarily removing the content of this post until I can verify if the course is legit. Share List
HabitRPG: Gamify Your Life
HabitRPG adds fun to habit-tracking, todo lists, and GTD by gamifying your life, turning your goals into a Role Playing Game. Level up as you succeed, lose HP as you …Read more
Google adds WebGL support to Chrome Flags in latest Android beta
Google has finally made it easy to turn on WebGL on it’s flagship Chrome for Android browser. Simply make sure you have the latest Beta from the Play store and …Read more
Breakouts: The ToDoMVC for HTML5 Game Engines
Breakouts is a project by city41 designed to help you evaluate different HTML5 Game Engines by showing an implementation of a simple but complete game (Breakout) in a number of …Read more
Quintus Engine
The Quintus engine is a simple HTML5 game engine designed to be modular and lightweight, with a concise JavaScript-friendly syntax.
HTML5 Web Audio API tutorial
Kyle Nau has posted an excellent 30 minute video tutorial on HTML5 Web Audio with a razor focus on using Web Audio for simply loading and playing sounds in games …Read more
The top 20 HTML5 Games
.net Magazine has a nice round up by Rob Hawkes of a great selection of HTML5 Games, pulled from different genres and technologies. Read .net Magazine’s Top 20 HTML5 Games …Read more
Ceilfire HTML5 Platform launches public Alpha
Ceilfire, a platform that allows users to create, publish and play HTML5-Games directly in the browser without requiring any programming skills has launched it’s public Alpha – you can see …Read more
The Future of Games on the Web
Rob Hawkes has written an excellent post on the future of Web (particularly plugin-free HTML5) games. One of his main points is that people have been porting games from other …Read more