Venture Ville! (Multi-player)
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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Title: "Venture Ville"
For: Ludum Dare 26 - Jam (April 2013).
By: Michael Jensen ([email protected]) and Bonita Scougale.
Edit: In case it's not clear, or you're not familiar with SignalR: This "game" is multi-player. Try opening the site in two different browsers side-by-side (in the top left you'll see X and Y coords, try walking to the where you see the other person is at).
TLDR #1: Just play it in your browser: http://brainslugs83.azurewebsites.net/
TLDR #2: As far as features go, and how done it is, it's kind of "Minimal". (Read: not even close to finished.)
(See what I did there? XD)
I didn't really finish enough of it to make it a completed game in time for the deadline, so that sucks balls, but whatever; I set out to learn MVC4, Razor, and SignalR (all three were completely new to me), and I was rusty as all hell with HTML5's Canvas scripting. But in the end I got something that somewhat works, and I think might be a good proof of concept for what you can do with the SignalR stack.
Rather than trying to figure out how to build this (unless you want to), go check it out running live, by pointing your browser at:
http://brainslugs83.azurewebsites.net/
Also be sure to look at the screen shots and what-such. ;)
For: Ludum Dare 26 - Jam (April 2013).
By: Michael Jensen ([email protected]) and Bonita Scougale.
Edit: In case it's not clear, or you're not familiar with SignalR: This "game" is multi-player. Try opening the site in two different browsers side-by-side (in the top left you'll see X and Y coords, try walking to the where you see the other person is at).
TLDR #1: Just play it in your browser: http://brainslugs83.azurewebsites.net/
TLDR #2: As far as features go, and how done it is, it's kind of "Minimal". (Read: not even close to finished.)
(See what I did there? XD)
I didn't really finish enough of it to make it a completed game in time for the deadline, so that sucks balls, but whatever; I set out to learn MVC4, Razor, and SignalR (all three were completely new to me), and I was rusty as all hell with HTML5's Canvas scripting. But in the end I got something that somewhat works, and I think might be a good proof of concept for what you can do with the SignalR stack.
Rather than trying to figure out how to build this (unless you want to), go check it out running live, by pointing your browser at:
http://brainslugs83.azurewebsites.net/
Also be sure to look at the screen shots and what-such. ;)