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Raycasting.js Hey everyone, So this is my first ever post in this forum, and I'm excited to share with you my year long endeavour of building a Wolf3d-esque engine from scratch. This is my first attempt at game development in my spare time aside from my full-time job. Links Live Demo Github Controls Movement: W, A, S, D Free-look: Arrow keys or the mouse* Change elevation: Q, E or the mouse* wheel Shoot: Primary mouse* button, the SPACE key Interaction with the doors: ENTER * Make sure to activate mouse controls first by clicking on the canvas. Hit me up with your thoughts/feedback and I will be more than happy to giving some insight into the engine internals and other technicalities in the replies if anyone's interested. PS: Please note that this is still mostly a WIP and regard it as a mere tech demo, as there is still no major gameplay loop implemented in.

Hello, I apologize in advance if my English is not perfect, I'm French. I've recently created a 2D brick breaker game from scratch in JavaScript (Typescript) and HTML5 Canvas, named Save the koala. I've created 7 different levels for now, and I would have liked to have some feedback to give me some improvement on this game ? I think I will create multiple worlds, and other levels if the site knows a minimum of traffic. From a general point of view, how do you find this game? You can find my brick breaker game here. The website is in French, so I give you the controls here : - If you have a keyboard press Enter to play, and the arrow keys to move. - If you are on a tactile device, there are 3 buttons on the screen to play, pause and move. Thanks to those who will take the time to test and answer me ?