Friday, June 6th, 2008
Andrew Wooldridge created CanvasQuest with the idea of creating a simple roguelike game. It has some interesting features like map loading, and uses graphics to render the text via sprites.
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Its nice!
But i think that using SVG to render or even DHTML you could get a more dynamic game with moves etc, but it looks nice still :p
@porf:
Canvas more closely represents game programming in a traditional environment (OpenGL, SDL, Java2D) while SVG/DHTML really is just DOM node manipulation. If the canvas and browser-side javascript was faster you would see all out RTS clones.
Doesn’t work in Safari 3.1 :(
Doesn’t work in Opera 9.5
Haha that’s awesome. I love the retro graphics, for nostalgic.