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JavaScript - Games
I am going to be creating a few games (possibly up to 10) that are very basic javascript games.
Most of them will be singleplayer, but 2 will be multiplayer. Could you guys tell me what you think the difficulty of making these will be? If they are too hard, they aren't really worth it. 1. balls fall and you try to avoid them. 2. tic tac toe multiplayer 3. something like "doodle jump" but where you move the keys around to move and you bounce off of platforms (would have to be randomly generated). sounds pretty difficult so i doubt ill do this one unless someone wants to help.. 4. 4 in a row multiplayer I will add more later. If you have any ideas for simple singleplayer games, please let me know! Thanks. Similar TutorialsI have a website and I am looking at putting a few quality games on it. I was thinking an online poker game, rpg, and a few others... I want a gooed mix of games put again I am not a gaming website. The main feature that I am trying to get is that when a customer of the site plays the games I would like them to earn credits. The customer at the end of the month with the most credits will receive a cash prize. Also maybe we could have a leaderboard or something too so that other customers can see that it is actually legit. If you have any resources thath you can think of or you know of something fairly close to what I am talking about please let me know.
i am making a web site for a flash games i have some games with .swf extensions and .exe extensions how ever i need to make the games be play online the .swf doing fine but with .exe i can't, so.... did or there is a code with activeX can do that? cuz' i don't know how i did or make work with microsoft virtual basic or c+ or class thing i take a look on this page http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/Cre...324#xx3536324x but i didn't do well help me please this so important for me.. please Not content with using Javascript for practical purposes, I decided to "engineer" and "physics engine" for a "game". Get ready for seconds of fun. Paste this bad boy into a new HTML file and hold on to your hats! Code: <!DOCTYPE HTML><html><head><style>#guy{position: absolute;width: 20px;height: 20px;background: #F00;}#playingArea{position: absolute;border: 1px solid black;border-bottom: 5px solid brown;width: 400px;height: 400px;margin: 50px;}</style><script type="text/javascript">var ground = 380;var guyX = 0;var guyY = 0;var guy;var timer = 0;var jumping = false;var jumper = 10;function render(){moveGuy();}function keyPress(e){if(!e)e = window.event;if(e.keyCode == 37 && guyX>0){guyX -= 4;guy.style.left = guyX+"px";}if(e.keyCode == 39 && guyX<380){guyX += 4;guy.style.left = guyX+"px";}if(e.keyCode == 38 && guyY>=ground){jumping = true;}if(jumping == true){guyY -= jumper;jumper--;guy.style.top = guyY+"px";if(guyY >= ground){jumper = 10;guyY = ground;jumping = false;}}}function moveGuy(){if(guyY < ground){guyY += 4;guy.style.top = guyY+"px";}}function start(){render();timer = setTimeout("start()",30);}function init(){guy = document.getElementById("guy");window.onkeypress = keyPress;start();}</script></head><body onload="init()"><div id="playingArea"><div id="guy"></div></div></body></html>
Kidding aside, anyone here ever actually make any "games" in Javascript? Or know of any cool ones? |
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