Evil Chopper
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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A 3D shoot'em up made with Three.js, webgl, html5, javascript, Tiled, jQuery, bfxr and soundmanager 2 (uses flash when no html audio is available).
Steer with arrows or ASDW
Shoot with Z, C, B
Drop bombs with X, V, N
Should also work on touch devices nowadays. The screen controls have three buttons: shoot+bomb, shoot, bomb
The post-jam version supports multiplayer and gamepads (Chrome only) :)
The best way to play the game is with a gamepad :)
Don't forget to pick up the powerups :). All objects emit powerups when they die, like in the real world.
The music was constructed with my music generator (soon available for everyone :) )
All those realistic helicopters and other objects were made in code.
Works best in Chrome and Firefox with webgl.
Tested in other browsers as well (mobile also) but without webgl. Looks crappy but "works".
If you get performance problems, you can try this:
* Make sure that webGL is enabled or use a browser that supports it without special options
* Make the browser window smaller
* "Zoom in" with the browser (I mean for example Ctrl and +)
Steer with arrows or ASDW
Shoot with Z, C, B
Drop bombs with X, V, N
Should also work on touch devices nowadays. The screen controls have three buttons: shoot+bomb, shoot, bomb
The post-jam version supports multiplayer and gamepads (Chrome only) :)
The best way to play the game is with a gamepad :)
Don't forget to pick up the powerups :). All objects emit powerups when they die, like in the real world.
The music was constructed with my music generator (soon available for everyone :) )
All those realistic helicopters and other objects were made in code.
Works best in Chrome and Firefox with webgl.
Tested in other browsers as well (mobile also) but without webgl. Looks crappy but "works".
If you get performance problems, you can try this:
* Make sure that webGL is enabled or use a browser that supports it without special options
* Make the browser window smaller
* "Zoom in" with the browser (I mean for example Ctrl and +)