Monday, February 26th, 2007
Vox Imperium: Civilization via Ajax
<>p>Bill Renner has created Vox Imperium, a Civilization clone ported in Ajax.Have fun doing a view-source on the main game page.
Monday, February 26th, 2007
Category: Games
Have fun doing a view-source on the main game page.





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Whoa, tag soup, anyone?
now ppl are really bored
man, that would have taken ages to make. guess the dude who makes this must have a day job that really sucks. either that or he programmed this while pretending to do work at his day job ;]
Robin, and DreamWeaver-generated javascripts make kind of a bitter soup..
its good to know my IIgs and 486 can finally be replaced with some AJAX app. i bet its almost as fast, too..
Um… Wow!
Technically, it’s an impressive thing to do, but it’s slightly overkill! I’ve seen small-scale Castle Wolfenstein’s and basic games, but Civ is a HUGE game to clone.
A++ for effort
D for usability (despite the wealth of info available, the speed of it all drags the game down).
I think the game is excellent. A bit buggy and sometimes slow. The server has just gone down. But for all that, online multiplayer strategy gaming for free through a browser. cool!
I wonder how much resources that would take up. I know if i even ATTEMPTED to put an Ajax game on my site, my hosting company would shut me down in a second.