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Yeah, libGDX is my go to now for web-based emulators and interpreters. JVIC is the third one I've written now. The other two are JOric and AGILE: https://oric.
by lance_ewing 8mo ago
Yeah, libGDX is my go to now for web-based emulators and interpreters. JVIC is the third one I've written now. The other two are JOric and AGILE:
https://oric.games/ https://oric.games/
https://agi.sierra.games/ https://agi.sierra.games/
They all use the GWT html target. I realise that there is now also a TeaVM target. I might try converting JVIC to use TeaVM at some point.
- pjmlp 8mo agoI still remember when it used to be all the rage before Unity and Unreal took off, especially in Android indie games.
- lance_ewing 8mo agoJVIC (the libGDX version of JVIC) actually started out as mainly an Android project 10 years ago, but I didn't release it at that time. It was only a few months ago that I decided to add the html platform as a target, tidied it up in general, and thought it was time to release it. Given that this html version can be installed as an app on android phones, I'm not sure I need the android target anymore :D. It avoids the whole play store / app store process.