Somewhat unrelated, but does anyone know of a good javascript/HTML5 framework for creating multiplayer games? I posted a similar question on the Godot Engine thread the other day, but there weren't any obvious candidates.
Massively multiplayer online Flappy Bird
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#132Site dead now?
Seems to be so.
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#133Aww no! The person took this down because they couldn’t handle its success!
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#134I want Flappy Marbles 3D
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#135It frankly startled me how much more fun and amusing this was than single player flappy bird. I immediately laughed out loud when I saw the first second or so of animation. Bravo! I've recently decided that, for me, if a game design can't be reshaped to being shared with multiple people, I'd rather not make it. To me, games are at their best when they help create shared stories and memories for multiple people. This…
> To me, games are at their best when they help created shared stories and memories for multiple people. Games like Skyrim and Broken Age are still incredible experiences that have thrived as singleplayer experiences. Ask yourself what you want when you talk about shared stories. Both games I mentioned have moments that can be recalled with other players, and while that isn't the same as a shared memory, players stil…
MYST AND RIVEN!
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Aaaaaagh!!!!!! Only made it past the 2nd pipe after 5 minutes so I'm going back to Threes! http://asherv.com/threes/
It bothers me that the pocket at the bottom of the page is too small to fit the phone.
It renders fine (the phone fits in the pocket comfortably) for me in Firefox and Safari, even if I make the window really skinny.
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I believe SF cave came before the helicopter game, and I'm sure if even that was the first of the genre. http://www2.sunflat.net/en/games/sfcave.html http://www2.sunflat.net/en/games/sfcave3d.html 3D SF cave is my favorite by far.
I'm pretty sure I saw something recognizably similar to this used as a sample program for the Commodore 64 in Compute's Gazette.
I played a game like this when I was in school around 1990.
I think we had a game like this on BBC Micros
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You did say you'd have more time on your hands.
check out reverse flappy birds, its pretty hilarious http://kookiekrak.itch.io/flappy-pipes p.s. i put it on facebook too! (unity + fb integration is amazing) https://apps.facebook.com/flappypipes
Might be an idea to allow you to share your score to your timeline - a great way of doing this is via a screenshot, you'll need to write some code in Unity to actually take the screenshot, but the Unity SDK handles the upload of it natively.
You can see an example of this on our game (http://apps.facebook.com/uberstrike) pushing B at any time will post a screenshot to a specially created Facebook photo album and depending on how Facebook's algorithms are feeling will usually create a feed story about it too. (We were lucky enough to be on the early beta for the Facebook/Unity SDK)
EDIT: Also worth a look is the scores API on Facebook, it's incredibly straightforward to use https://developers.facebook.com/docs/games/scores/
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check out reverse flappy birds, its pretty hilarious http://kookiekrak.itch.io/flappy-pipes p.s. i put it on facebook too! (unity + fb integration is amazing) https://apps.facebook.com/flappypipes
Might be an idea to allow you to share your score to your timeline - a great way of doing this is via a screenshot, you'll need to write some code in Unity to actually take the screenshot, but the Unity SDK handles the upload of it natively. You can see an example of this on our game ( http://apps.facebook.com/uberstrike ) pushing B at any time will post a screenshot to a specially created Facebook photo album and de…
the facebook version has a button to one click share a screenshot of your highscore when you score higher than 5
Originally I had it just as a button that said "Share" but the facebook's unity sdk dev's warned me that my app would get reported and removed.
I implemented score's api too, but it doesn't seem to be surfacing my scores anywhere I can see