House Of Wolves was an experiment of mine to see if it was possible to create a game rendered using ray tracing techniques. It's built on top of NativeClient/OpenGLES so must be installed on Chrome to play. Takes a bit of time for the shaders to compile when you first load it up.
In the game you must pass through a gate within at least 10 seconds otherwise you will lose.
Warning: Graphically Intensive!!
Tested On: AMD Radeon 7970, Nvidia GTX 560 Ti, Intel HD Graphics 4000
I like the crazy optical illusion the ground makes when you're speeding really fast. Looks nice, although it's a really basic concept. I wanted a bit more of a challenge.
This looks interesting. It doesn't run very well on my computer, but my computer doesn't have a lot of graphics power. The game itself is pretty simple, but not too bad.
Nifty - I really start losing perspective of how fast I'm going after a while, but I like the effect. Shaders are like black magic to me - I have no understanding of how they work, just that they do cool things.
This game was a pretty neat idea. This version definitely needs some work but if you work on this for a larger project, I can see this having a lot of potential.
Thanks :) With such a short amount of time I had to make a lot of trade-offs with the gameplay, hopefully I'll get to come back to it sometime and make something more complete!
Just to give you feedback, it worked super slow on my Mac (it could be probably my computer, but just in case...). Anyway love the Starwing kind of game and it looks really promising. Good entry!
I really really liked the graphics. the pulsating ground, and the shadows and changing colour really made the game come alive :D But the gameplay was a bit bland imo, I found the ship moved so slowly it was difficult to hit or avoid gates by choice :/
Nice and trippy, but more of a technical feat than a really engaging game in my opinion. The visuals were pretty neat though, and innovative rendering technique!
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I loved the way the ground blocks changed to black when you die :) very nice
I get the same error. I use comodo which is a special version of chrome. I'm on windows 7.
Beautiful work, there are some artifacts but your renderer it's impressive nonetheless.