It's square to be a cube
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My first entry to Ludum dare, got stuck on some collision thing and mechanics way too long, next time I will lower my goals quite a bit or/and use some premade engine.
Anyway, its made in good ol' HTML & JavaScript - drawing using a Canvas and all that good stuff. Tried to make it somewhat responsive so you could play fullscreen with F11 if you'd like. I used requireJS just o ease the work of loading different JS files on the fly, and some jQuery is thrown in for good measure. Oh, and not to forget - SFXR for the sound.
EDIT:
After reading the rules I realized some bugfixes are allowed with a changelog highlighting changes, wish I realized this right after so everyone didn't have to play with the broken collision.
Changelog:
- V1.1 Fixed collision a bit, not perfect but removed alot of wierd sticking to corners.
You can play here: GAME LINK
PS. If you are interested you can press Insert/Delete to toggle debug mode that basically shows performance (top left is ms between logic updates, and top right is ms between rendering updates) and some debugging lines and stuff I needed when I was trying to figure out collision that kinda made a pretty sweet effect.
Here's the source: Source
Anyway, its made in good ol' HTML & JavaScript - drawing using a Canvas and all that good stuff. Tried to make it somewhat responsive so you could play fullscreen with F11 if you'd like. I used requireJS just o ease the work of loading different JS files on the fly, and some jQuery is thrown in for good measure. Oh, and not to forget - SFXR for the sound.
EDIT:
After reading the rules I realized some bugfixes are allowed with a changelog highlighting changes, wish I realized this right after so everyone didn't have to play with the broken collision.
Changelog:
- V1.1 Fixed collision a bit, not perfect but removed alot of wierd sticking to corners.
You can play here: GAME LINK
PS. If you are interested you can press Insert/Delete to toggle debug mode that basically shows performance (top left is ms between logic updates, and top right is ms between rendering updates) and some debugging lines and stuff I needed when I was trying to figure out collision that kinda made a pretty sweet effect.
Here's the source: Source