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Hi, I hope you are doing well! It is with joy that I share with you the game GravytX The Gravytoid! (The game should have been released 4 years earlier but due to some technical constraints it was delayed!) Trailer (Click on the image below): About the game: Play as GravytX an alien who has the ability to control objects remotely and manipulate gravity. Travel the universe to save the peoples who are under the domination of the Vodouas (Malicious beings who want to conquer the universe) and bring peace to their Planets. • Here are some surprises that await you on your travels: - Several Planets to discover - Diverse and fun levels - Gameplay mechanics unique to each Planet - Fun puzzles to solve - Multiple Bosses and Mini-bosses to challenge! - And many other things to discover (We are not going to reveal everything to you anyway!) • Note that the game supports Gamepads! Get ready to experience adventures beyond human understanding! Game link: Web (HTML 5) version Have fun and have a nice day!

Hey fellow game developers and enthusiasts! I wanted to kick off a discussion on the exciting realm of real-time multiplayer in web games. It's a dynamic field with its own set of challenges and opportunities, and I'm curious to hear your thoughts and experiences. How do you tackle synchronization issues in real-time multiplayer games? Any clever strategies to ensure all players are on the same page? What backend technologies have you used for real-time multiplayer, and what factors influenced your choice? What challenges have you faced in ensuring a seamless experience across different platforms? Share your success stories or lessons learned from developing real-time multiplayer web games. What worked well, and what would you do differently next time? Looking forward to hearing your experiences and tips!

There is a problem in different browsers, for example, if a roulette ball in Chrome stops at a certain number in another browser, it stops at another. Can the difference between physics world.step (cannon.js) in different browsers?

Hi, I introduce myself I'm Marco Co-founder of Kevin Alf Designs, in this message I want you to see our first Moon Inc game based on HTML5. take a look or it will not take more than 5 minutes. Attached we will also leave you a demo to try the game if you are interested. In this game our mission to take a rocket to the moon with the small obstacle of not having money, in the game we start with a wooden rocket and little by little we will have to collect coins and money from investors to transform our rocket into all A spaceship capable of reaching the moon. This game is not about flying and players must maneuver and avoid airplanes, balloons and space shuttles while at the same time trying to take coins. The game tries to challenge the players to finish due to the positive psychological effect that occurs when we update the rocket, but as there are many updates the player will feel obliged to buy all the rocket updates to make him feel fulfilled. The game guarantees between 8 and 4 hours of play depending on how well the player manages the money. Controls: Up Arrow: Accelerate Right arrow: Turn right Left arrow: Turn left Esc: pause Mouse Click: to control the interface Resolution: 640x480 Available for Windows7, Linux, Mac and HTML5 and if you wish we can adapt it to android. The demo only allows you to play some games and you will have some initial money to see more or less what the game is about To be starting in the world of video game development, we will be selling licenses at a very low cost. Exclusive license $ 350 If you are interested in buying a non-exclusive license or bid for the exclusive license, please respond to this message with your offer. Demo Link:https://mega.nz/#!66YmAQQS!lTWVJPdrcCZ4WsgBu7GhmKQ7WLhqeDo4X5NTVEdZl6A Email: [email protected]

Dear community, I would like inform you that "War IOM" v2 have been re-work graphics and added more feature to serve user experience. Here is my banner screenshot: You can access to the website and play it directly on your phone (Chrome mobile, Safari iPhone, iPad) or your Laptop Link to play: https://www.iomgame.com/wariom/ ++++ Game description: The rule to win the game is very simple: buy the soldiers, defeat the enemy army and then destroys the flag. Try to use fireball to wipe out the enemy. The game had the shop to buy new soldier, upgrade soldier and choose the team out. Game data be stored on both user's device and server so never lost data again. ++++ Here is the look and feel of War IOM icon on your Home-screen phone Rumor: You can get double gem receive if you beat the mini boss at level 3. Also win level 3 will give you a lot of Gem, use it to buy new solider and upgrade your army! My facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Iomgame-245553622715070/ /******** Change log update 08/26 ********/ -- Add new game play for level 6. -- Improve camera. -- Improve game performance. /******** Change log update 08/31 ********/ -- Improve sound load time. No painful for waiting sound loading any more! /******** Change log update 19/09 ********/ -- Add level 7 with new game play. Regards, Gafami .

Hey everyone, this will be a bit weird. So I am more of a creative director more then anything and I wouldn't even call me that. The most I have made is a Kaizo hack for SMW. I have been trying to learn some basics with Lua, ruby and python for years now and understand the idea and the dictionary but have never grasp when and where to use them. So why am I here? Well I want to make something basic, to keep me distracted and pass the time. I am in my 20's and have been stuck in the Philippines for about a year now... things aren't looking good and I am in a waiting period hoping to get home. I wont get to into it but need a distraction. I don't want someone to code anything or work for this little project just help enough for me to get it done. On to the idea. There once was a game called Idle Quest I use to play back in 2006. The site that hosted is was shut down and the game went with it. It was a idle game, true idle. It consisted of a map made in ASCII style. Similar to classic rogues. You would click on areas of the map, each had information on hover like suggested level and possible random loot. You would click and idle. No sprites just a black box white text character sheet on the side and a log showing you random events, loot, battles etc. That's all. You go to sleep and your character either died or you leveled and got loot. Equipment was automatically changed out did not matter if it was worse or better, you found it and it equipped. it was up to you when you should leave and idle somewhere else. I want to recreate this but with my flare. When it comes to sprite design, world and story. I already did all that. Sprite work, ideas, level design, assets. That's my strong suit. It putting it together and making it work. I will be making this on wix. I have made game guides and website on their before. (I use it because I don't know HTML5) Just some basic tips or tutorials would help on the following and I will work on trying to actually make it. -Creating a list of text that will be randomly pulled per area. Like a list of random loot and enemies and events (just text) I assume this would also be if else style if enemy then this else keep pulling from list I would also assume this would have to be separated by each. Items would have to automatically replace equipped items every time events would have to have a separate table of random things. -Figuring out the math, ( I don't want to make it to complicated with multiple stats effecting speed and all that) I figured Level would be the only factor in victory or death. like a if else/ true false style. The more I write the more I think that this is much more complicated then I thought. I guess I will stop here and if you want to discuss it more or help me in anyway just reply and I can make a discord or something.