HTML5 Game Development - Part 40 (original) (raw)

HTML5 Duck Hunt

A HTML5 (DOM not Canvas) version of NES favorite Duck Hunt by Matthew Surabian. Source is up on GitHub Share List

Opera's introduction to WebGL

Browser maker Opera, to coincide with the release of general support in opera of WebGL has released a in-depth tutorial on WebGL that should be of interest to anyone looking …Read more

Learning Three.js: Let's make a 3d Game

LearningThreeJS.com has a great tutorial series on building a 3D Game using Three.js, so far there have been 4 installments, culminating in a neat game called Marblesoccer. The final tutorial …Read more

Play My Code

Play My Code is a HTML5 Platform for building and distributing games from the browser. Currently in Beta the site shows promise as a one-stop-shop for people looking to get …Read more

Box2DJs: a 2D Javascript Physics Engine

Box2Djs is a Javsacript port of the Actionscript port of the C++ 2D Physics Engine Box2D. It was ported form the action script using a automated script, so it shares …Read more

Source Engine WebGL Level Viewer Code Release

Brandon Jones turned some heads at the end of September with his presentation at onGameStart of a WebGL based level viewer for the source engine. He’s now released the source …Read more

Introduction to WebGL (and three.js)

An interactive presentation from Google Developer day 2011 by Ilmari Heikkinen provides a nice introduction to WebGL along with a Three.js tutorial. Share List

CSS3 Battleground

A cool mozilla-hosted animated video made entirely in CSS3 Share List

Crafty.js Tutorial

A Work-in-progress Crafty.js tutorial – click inside of the frame and use the arrow keys to move between slides. Click on the “Run” Button to run the code for each …Read more

Three.js tutorials: Getting started and Particles

Aerotwist.com has two great tutorials on the incredibly powerful but somewhat underdocumented Three.js – check out their Getting Started with Three.js and Creating Particles with Three.js Share List

J3D – Javscript / WebGL Engine

J3D is a relative newcomer on the WebGL 3D Javascript scene. J3D most interesting feature is that it provides a tool pathway from the popular Unity 3D into the engine. Check out the step-by-step tutorial for more details.

Chrome Experiment: WebGL Bookcase

While not a Game, this Chrome Experiment shows a gorgeous smooth-scrolling interface that is actually *gasp* kinda useful, the sort of thing we hope to see more and more of …Read more

HTML5 Multiplayer Game Development

A Google Tech Talk on HTML5 Multiplayer Game Development – a little basic, but a good overview of the issues. Check out the video below along with the full slides …Read more

Discussion of Facebook Mobile’s HTML5 gaming platform

There’s an interesting article on GameZebo talking about the launch of Facebook’s Mobile gaming platform – it doesn’t have a lot of positive things to say right now (which I …Read more

A new project coming out of Bocoup aims to provide HTML5 Game Devs with a set of tools that allows them to focus on making games and not worry about …Read more

Boston HTML5 Game Jam: a Weekend of Game Hacking

The next Boston Game Jam has been announced, and it’s going to be rocking it HTML5 style – The Fall Game Jam will take place at the MIT Gambit Game …Read more

Funky Microsoft Sponsored Japanese SVG Animation

A wacky SVG animation created to show off the SVG animation capabilities of IE9 (but works fine in Chrome as well) – cool, rescalable stuff Share List

HTML5 Raycaster

A cool HTML5 Raycasting demo with the source code available up on GitHub. Brings me back to good old the wolfenstein 3d days… Share List