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Are there opensource RTS games made with JS that run in the browser? Not having to install would be awesome. And JS would make it accessible to most devs.
by hu3 3y ago
Are there opensource RTS games made with JS that run in the browser?
Not having to install would be awesome. And JS would make it accessible to most devs.
- anonzzzies 3y ago> And JS would make it accessible to most devs. Don’t think it would be more than it is now; game dev is not the same as web dev and the sourcecode of this game is very readable and easy to work with. The language is not going to be the issue for getting collaborators.
- stodor89 3y agoYou can play Tzar in the browser: https://tza.red https://tza.red Not open source tho.
- npteljes 3y agoThere are a few on itch.io: https://itch.io/games/platform-web/tag-open-source/tag-real-time-strategy https://itch.io/games/platform-web/tag-open-source/tag-real-... Open source games are not really constrained by devs, I think. I'd say that dev work is the one that's best covered in the open source game development. Project management, marketing, asset production, user experience, quality assurance, product management seem to be much more underserved.
- hohg 3y agohttps://littlewargame.com/ https://littlewargame.com/
- BlueTemplar 3y agoSource available : http://www.istrolid.com/ http://www.istrolid.com/ https://www.reddit.com/r/istrolid/comments/ksu5n9/any_chance_of_the_source_code_being_released/ https://www.reddit.com/r/istrolid/comments/ksu5n9/any_chance... > The web version is literally just a .js file, all the code is there. Fun fact: the user run servers (my own server Myxori and Magic) run a modified version of that file. I literally download the file via inspect element, add some wrapper code for networking, and get a fully functioning server.