Going to Other Planets
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This is a bit of a silly one with no real purpose; in reference to Stargate SG-1, you must travel to procedurally generated worlds and collect all there is to collect.
You'll encounter enemies, items, a strange abundance of TNT and some horrifically messed up textures.
Originally planned as a procedural dungeon crawler, working from near scratch slowed me down and restricted the feature set quite a bit.
There're a couple of in-your-face bugs (collision, textures) that ruin the feel for me, but I'm excited to take the original concept on to further development.
This marks my first semi-successful forway into the wonderful world of WebGL.
I consider this a wild technical advancement for myself, but not necessarily a game. More of a get-lost-and-become-bemused-at-the-lack-of-thematic-cohesion simulator.
Work on this project and the engine it contributes to can be followed on my Twitter, GitHub and Google+ below.
Keeping track of known issues here:
https://github.com/jonnopon3000/JSEngine/blob/LD30/issues.txt
http://www.twitter.com/jonnopon3000
http://www.github.com/jonnopon3000/JSEngine/tree/LD30
https://plus.google.com/+JonathanAllcock
You'll encounter enemies, items, a strange abundance of TNT and some horrifically messed up textures.
Originally planned as a procedural dungeon crawler, working from near scratch slowed me down and restricted the feature set quite a bit.
There're a couple of in-your-face bugs (collision, textures) that ruin the feel for me, but I'm excited to take the original concept on to further development.
This marks my first semi-successful forway into the wonderful world of WebGL.
I consider this a wild technical advancement for myself, but not necessarily a game. More of a get-lost-and-become-bemused-at-the-lack-of-thematic-cohesion simulator.
Work on this project and the engine it contributes to can be followed on my Twitter, GitHub and Google+ below.
Keeping track of known issues here:
https://github.com/jonnopon3000/JSEngine/blob/LD30/issues.txt
http://www.twitter.com/jonnopon3000
http://www.github.com/jonnopon3000/JSEngine/tree/LD30
https://plus.google.com/+JonathanAllcock