Games

These are some of the games I have written. All of them are written in HTML5/Javascript and work best on Chrome or Firefox. They are free to play, so go ahead and try them out.

  1. Breakout v0.6 ScreenshotBreakout – A fast and fun game written in Javascript using HTML5 Canvas.

    This game started out as a simple way to learn Javascript game programming using HTML5 Canvas for animation.

    With flying bats, falling spiders, laser turrets and exploding bricks, its probably a little different from the typical breakout game. You can play the Breakout game here and read about the development of the Breakout game here.

    If you are interested in learning to make a game like this, check out my breakout game programming tutorial series.

  2. Command and Conquer Javascript ScreenshotCommand and Conquer HTML5 is a recreation of the original Command and Conquer series entirely in HTML5 and Javascript.

    Command and Conquer is the grandfather of all Real Time Strategy games and the game that really made the genre popular.

    My friends and I spent countless hours playing the original as well as subsequent sequels (Tiberian Sun, Red Alert).

    Check out the demo video.
    [pro-player]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPjHuFtnb2o[/pro-player]

    You can play the Command and Conquer – HTML5 version here and read about the development of the RTS game here.

    Do try it out and leave your feedback.

  3. Real Time Strategy Game - Pathfinding, Collision Detection & Steering Demo - ScreenshotReal Time Strategy – Pathfinding, Collision Detection & Steering Demo – This is a demonstration of unit pathfinding and movement/steering strategies used in RTS games. Units use A* to plot a path and avoid collision using a ‘soft collision’ radius. They also ask static units to move aside. You can read more about the algorithm on my blog.

    Here is a video demonstrating all the features of the engine.
    [pro-player]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMI2nLC7i5w[/pro-player]

    You can try out the demo here.

    This is still a work in progress. Switch on “DEBUG MODE” to see how the algorithm works. Any comments or feedback (including bugs), is appreciated.

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