Originally published on the Sorceress blog. TL;DR: an HTML5 game is four things — an index.html host...
Originally published on the Sorceress blog.
TL;DR: an HTML5 game is four things — an index.html host page, a JS module that owns the loop, a folder of sprites and audio, and a static zip anyone can open in a tab.
What people actually mean
Three deliverables share one core:
A plugin-free canvas arcade — HTML/CSS/JS drawing to a <canvas>, shipped as a static folder.
Originally published on the Sorceress blog. TL;DR: model a side-view run loop with gravity, solid...
Originally published on the Sorceress blog. TL;DR: a fixed-tick grid, a growing body, food on empty...
A finished browser game is a bundle of static files. Whether you built it in Phaser, Three.js,...
Over four years ago I started building something that most developers told me shouldn't work. A...
The whole game is 5 numbers + 8 lines of physics. Same skeleton powers Breakout, Air Hockey, every paddle game ever made.
Here’s the thing. Last week I wanted to build a simple particle firework effect – the kind where you...
