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HTML 5 and Line Rider can both be considered innovative. Remaking Line Rider in HTML 5 isn't innovative.
It's not just a remake. This is interactive and has more physics to it, from what I can see. Reminds me of Ski Stunt.
Elastomania, anyone?
XMoto for me, but yeah.
Elastomania, anyone?
HTML5 games are still a bit too slow for me. I'm on a modern machine, but if I'm doing a heavy compile in the background it shows how slowly HTML5/canvas rendering actually is. [If it could only start using my GPU?] I'm not sure if Flash uses my GPU, but it's fast enough so that I can play a similar game while doing background compilations.
Have you tried it in IE9 or one of the recent builds of FF / Chrome?
I for one am enjoying it, but had not seen linerider and co before. Cheers to the developer.
The first level presented really should be one you can just press gas and watch as you fly around, not one that requires you figure out how to lean.
Crowd-sourcing of track design is a great idea, but the game needs a better way to filter out the crud. Most of the designs are personal experiments, and even the better ones could really use a few checkpoints.
I keep stabbing myself to death on that fir tree by the start >.<