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Why doesn't this run in the browser? :( It's 2023 - and no offence intended - but I would rather not download a binary blob from a random Internet page to execute it outside the browser's sandbox. Especially since it looks this game could easily be programmed with WASM and/or vanilla JavaScript.
It's probably 10x more efficient than a possible JS implementation, tho.
Why doesn't this run in the browser? :( It's 2023 - and no offence intended - but I would rather not download a binary blob from a random Internet page to execute it outside the browser's sandbox. Especially since it looks this game could easily be programmed with WASM and/or vanilla JavaScript.
Also... 61MB download!
Why doesn't this run in the browser? :( It's 2023 - and no offence intended - but I would rather not download a binary blob from a random Internet page to execute it outside the browser's sandbox. Especially since it looks this game could easily be programmed with WASM and/or vanilla JavaScript.
Why doesn't this run in the browser? :( It's 2023 - and no offence intended - but I would rather not download a binary blob from a random Internet page to execute it outside the browser's sandbox. Especially since it looks this game could easily be programmed with WASM and/or vanilla JavaScript.
Because the developer didn't want to. Instead they coded it in Java and ran with it. Personally, I love it. It's probably 10x more efficient than a possible JS implementation, tho.
Why doesn't this run in the browser? :( It's 2023 - and no offence intended - but I would rather not download a binary blob from a random Internet page to execute it outside the browser's sandbox. Especially since it looks this game could easily be programmed with WASM and/or vanilla JavaScript.
Why doesn't this run in the browser? :( It's 2023 - and no offence intended - but I would rather not download a binary blob from a random Internet page to execute it outside the browser's sandbox. Especially since it looks this game could easily be programmed with WASM and/or vanilla JavaScript.
Also... 61MB download!
Why doesn't this run in the browser? :( It's 2023 - and no offence intended - but I would rather not download a binary blob from a random Internet page to execute it outside the browser's sandbox. Especially since it looks this game could easily be programmed with WASM and/or vanilla JavaScript.
That's really cool :-) I like how it looks and how hard it seems. I see that you're into Java, so I was thinking maybe you could look into transpiring your game into JavaScript so it can be embedded on a website. Checkout GWT for that: https://github.com/gwtproject/gwt
One of the main elements of Tetris is planning ahead. With this mechanic it becomes harder.
Maybe with 3 colors things might have remained relatively sane, but this looks hella difficult indeed
Due to the sand mechanics you can't just stash pieces to the side and without enough information on upcoming pieces it's just too risky to attempt bridging the edges.
If you like games in which RNG punishes you in ten out of nine runs and then gives you a free pass, this might be for you.