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Re: Show HN: I made a puzzle game in HTML5

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Post by gitgud »

armandososa wrote: post #49

This is pretty fun. Thank you OP! Little off-topic, though, I love how Wordle kinda opened our eyes to the possibility of doing this kind of games in the web instead off a one-off native app. I recently made a word puzzle myself[1] which some of my friends enjoy playing and there's no way I would go through the soul-crushing cross-platorm native development ordeal for such a niche little app. But it can live in the w…

Nice work! The letters are very blurry on Android Chrome, could be an anti-aliasing issue maybe

Re: Show HN: I made a puzzle game in HTML5

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Post by psydvl »

shubhamjain wrote: post #2

When I was a kid, I loved a game called [James Bond Jr.]( https://www.mobygames.com/game/nes/james-bond-jr/screenshots... ) that had these little puzzles that were super fun to do. Some of them were hair-pulling difficult, too. I never saw a modern rendition of those puzzles, so I thought to create one. Eight Colors is the result. The rules are simply, but puzzles do get challenging after few levels. Hope HN likes it…

You should check Chuzzle game (as I remember puzzles opens after some gameplay) https://store.steampowered.com/app/3310/Chuzzle_Deluxe/

Re: Show HN: I made a puzzle game in HTML5

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Post by beaconstudios »

hotpotamus wrote: post #108
beaconstudios wrote: post #64

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I think 2048 was the first game I remember to be popular and Web based.

I distinctly remember half a decade or so of flash games.

Me too, but I meant HTML5 games with mass appeal.

Re: Show HN: I made a puzzle game in HTML5

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Post by esperent »

shubhamjain wrote: post #2

When I was a kid, I loved a game called [James Bond Jr.]( https://www.mobygames.com/game/nes/james-bond-jr/screenshots... ) that had these little puzzles that were super fun to do. Some of them were hair-pulling difficult, too. I never saw a modern rendition of those puzzles, so I thought to create one. Eight Colors is the result. The rules are simply, but puzzles do get challenging after few levels. Hope HN likes it…

I like it - reminds me of a 2d rubix cube.
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