Recently I have not been writing posts. The reason is I had been developing a simple game using vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript (no framework used). The game is available as a PWA at https://oddneven.netlify.app/
If you want to check out the frontend code go to https://github.com/AyushmanBilasThakur/Odd_N_Even
I will write posts about my experience developing this game if I get positive responses. Also, there is a small backend managing the leaderboard. I will be unveiling that code after editing some things out.
Comment your high scores and what do you want to learn about the project.
Top comments (15)
Hey, can you throw some light on how did you make the global leaderboard? I have been developing a game and thought I need mongoDB and node for keeping a track of username and their scores. But I dont see any such thing your codebase. Can you give a brief of how you added this? Thanks :)
For the global leaderboard I have actually used nodejs + mongodb(and called the api from my frontend when necessary), but due to security reasons I don't have that code public in my GitHub. However, for the local highscore, I've used localstorage.
Security reasons, that makes sense :) I wanted to know if I was headed in the right direction. Thanks :)
Did you need to do collision detection?
Actually no... I thought that the collision detection and physics based things are best left for game engines.
Of course, I just wasn't sure if you had to implement your own
Am I the only one who's been playing with the game for more than 30 minutes? Awesome, good job!
Sure. I have previously not worked in 3D in web, but I would be interested to work with a library.
This is a great game man. I have got 47 after 10 minutes of playing. Very addictive... Keep it up!
Hi This is nice. Been wanting to make games with a Web Dev Tools. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
my high scores was 8!
My high score was 32, yeeaaah cool game.
Thumbs up 👍
Nice game concept 👍 but my high scores was 6-10 range 🙈.... Don't laugh pls. Love it
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