Showing posts with label platform-html5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label platform-html5. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Ancient Beast: HTML5 Hexagonal RTS' First Release
8:10 AM
2d, ancientbeast, genre-tbs, mode-multiplayer, mode-onedevicemultiplayer, platform-html5
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Ancient Beast is a FOSS game project that has been in development by Freezing Moon for a couple of years, tantalizing everyone with top notch concept art and 3D models.
After a rather large restructuring in game scope, where they changed from attempting to create a 3D RTS in the Blender Game Engine, to a 2D hexagonal TBS built on HTML5, they have delivered a promising gameplay prototype that offers a mix of Heroes of Might and Magic and Magic: The Gathering's gameplay.
Gameplay currently revolves around summoning creatures and using their abilities to defeat other summoners
Still in heavy development, the game still needs to implement the entirety of its sizable bestiary, as well as adding animated creatures by utilizing the models they have created.
So, if you have any skills in web development, jump aboard and help them complete this awesome game!
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Open Source Game Summer Screen Shorts 2012 #1
2:00 AM
2d, blackdog, flare, genre-buildingsim, genre-precision, genre-rpg, genre-rts, mode-multiplayer, platform-android, platform-html5, platform-linux, platform-osx, platform-windows, supertux, supertuxkart
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Knights, a top-down multiplayer quest/fighting game, received some GUI enhancements.
Tales of Gydia, a Liberated Pixel Cup fantasy turn-based RPG that focuses on UGC, was started on SourceForge.net.
Unknown Horizons, a historical city-building and economy RTS, received some new citizen building graphics from a first-time contributor.
Black Dog, an extremely atmospheric HTML5, fully-FOSS helicopter mini-game, got its (unfinished) Android port released.
Linus Torvalds not only showed his annoyance with Nvidia but also his love towards open source games in a recent talk (goto 58m20s).
ctdabomb, an active community member, converted and license-clarified the Art Museum SuperTuxKart racing track over the time span of about one and a half months, after asking the community for support.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
April Snippets
5:38 AM
219bytestron, 2d, 3d, genre-engine, genre-fps, genre-precision, genre-sandbox, mode-multiplayer, mode-singleplayer, platform-html5, platform-java, platform-linux, platform-osx, platform-windows, reaction, swallow
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Reaction 1.0 Beta is an Action Quake 2-like based on ioq3 with "freeware" BY-NC-SA assets.
A list of open source Minecraft-style games was recently shared in a Reddit thread.
219 bytes tron is:
Swallow for browser-based games , as introduced in a AltDevBlogADay post, is:
A list of open source Minecraft-style games was recently shared in a Reddit thread.
219 bytes tron is:
<body id=b onkeyup=e=event onload=
z=c.getContext('2d');
z.fillRect(s=0,0,n=150,x=11325);
setInterval("
0<x%n
&x<n*n
&(z[x+=[1,-n,-1,n][e.which&3]]^=1)
?z.clearRect(x%n,x/n,1,1,s++)
:b.innerHTML='game?over:'+s
",9)
><canvas id=c>
Swallow for browser-based games , as introduced in a AltDevBlogADay post, is:
- A directory scanner which packages files into a single JSON file
- A small part of your build chain
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Black Dog: HTML5 Helicopter in Hell by Wilbefast
screenshot of Black Dog: A fallen angel flying through hell's caves, burdened by mystical weights, with progress being limited by only slowly regenerating feathers, the many-tongued flying black beast directly behind the angel (interpretation of reviewer)
Black Dog is a dark-theme reaction/precision type side-scroller that will run in your modern HTML5/Javascript-supporting browser. It has beautiful minimal original pixel artwork and at the same time uses works from OpenGameArt.
I highly recommend following Wilbefast if you're interested in Android game development and game dev jams. Most content is related to open source and will soon be added to our FreeGameDev PlanetDev feed aggregator.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Trophy 2.0: championship, shop, load/save
8:32 AM
2d, banditracer, genre-racing, genre-vehiclecombat, mode-singleplayer, platform-html5, platform-osx, platform-windows, trophy
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Trophy's shop
The top-down racing/shooting game Trophy 2.0 brings championship, shop, key configuration, load/save features and lot of code refactoring. It requires ClanLib 1.0, which unfortunately fails to compile on Arch Linux.
If you too can't get this game to run, there's still Bandit Racer for playing in the browser.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Onslaught Arena Now Open Source Code!
Onslaught Arena
Onslaught Arena, a HTML5 top-down shooter that has a non-space-ship-scenario, is now open source code, non-free assets on GitHub.
The assets are included under non-commercial terms and the developers did not have the time to read about Creative Commons licenses, which I'm sure is one of the reasons why CC-BY-SA isn't widely adopted: time. If you are able to give a concise description, please do in this thread.
Three LostCast moderators
The team's blog is also home to a podcast about HTML5 games.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Ancient Beast now Free as in Freedom!
2:50 AM
2d, ancientbeast, genre-tbs, licensing, mode-multiplayer, mode-singleplayer, platform-html5
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A little while ago, Ancient Best dropped the NonCommercial license they were using for art and assets and are now DFSG-free.
Facebook announcement about Ancient Beast's license change
The game runs in HTML5 and is a turn based strategy in early, active development. It is supposed to run on low-spec computers.
Ancient Beast Battle Mock-Up
Their 1.4 G repository of concepts, drawings, mockups, audio files and 3d models is impressive:
Ancient Beast Concept Art
Ancient Beast Icons
More can be seen in the official gallery
You can support the project through PayPal, Bitcoin and Flattr here.
Monday, July 11, 2011
HTML5 2D Game/Engine crowdfunding: Time Hammer
When I was looking for last post's link to Justin's portraits, I found a collection of b/w portraits and a new crowdfunding game project: Time Hammer.
What is Time Hammer?
I was reassured, that flash will not be used at all, not even for sound.
What is Time Hammer?
"Which license?" was my first thought and question.
- A game where you run, jump, fall and die, try again, smash enemies, and have fun (hopefully!) It's a retro, 8-bit throwback to an earlier time, but with some modern touches that we just couldn't help but include. Low gravity, destructible environments, a kickin chip-tune soundtrack... yeah, it's a blast!
- A gaming engine built from scratch in HTML5 / Javascript. Time Hammer will be the first fully-featured, plot-driven game featuring the HTML5
- An indie community dream come true. The game engine will be released open-source on GitHub - meaning that anybody can download it, improve it, and use it for any purpose, free of charge.
I haven't actually researched the nuance of those licenses, and honestly some of the kickstarter money would be used to get a lawyer to recommend one. Two strong contenders are the GPL and MIT license.Isn't there a group of free software lawyers, who might consult for free beer or less? Supporters can voice their opinion to this topic on the comments page.
Going for USD 8,500
I was reassured, that flash will not be used at all, not even for sound.