Slynk of Slynk’s Revenge (not sure if that’s a first name or a moniker, guessing it’s the latter) has posted a nice intro series on Beginning HTML5 Game Programming. So far there are four entries in the series which have been posted in rapid succession:
1. Beginning HTML5 Game Development
2. Adding Sound
3. Drawing Primitives
4. Binding Input
Each post is laid out in a easy-to-read fashion with nicely formatted code sections.
Are you a company looking to license HTML5 games? We recommend MarketJS.com, a B2B platform for licensing games.
MarketJS has over 300 HTML5 games for licensing. They also provide additional services such as game reskin, custom development, and white label portals.
Memory allocation inside update loops often causes framerate problems in real-time gaming. One of the best solutions to this is to use Object Pools in Phaser 3. An Object Pool …Read more
There so many effective ways to engage your audience with HTML5 games. Here is an example of how to run a game campaign to keep users motivated during difficult times. …Read more
Phaser is commonly used as a 2D game engine for creating HTML5 desktop and mobile games. However, with the help of three.js and Phaser 3D library, you could render your …Read more