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Aaand that's a wrap - we've accepted 180 games into #js13k 2024 already! We're still working with a couple of devs on some issues in their submissions, but hopefully it's a matter of 1-2 hours max to fix everything and accept the remaining entries.
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Making Awesome Games with LittleJS
Watch this 20 minute presentation I gave at JS GameDev Summit. I talk all about how my open source game engine LittleJS works and how you can use it to make amazing games.
LittleJS 🚂 The Tiny JavaScript Game Engine That Can!
All aboard! LittleJS is lightweight 2D JavaScript game engine with a WebGL rendering system. The goal of this project is to be small, simple, and easy to use for a variety of applications from size coding game jams to commercial … Continue reading
Space Huggers: A run and gun roguelike for JS13K
🚀 Play Space Huggers in your browser! The souce code is also available on GitHub!
Posted in Game Dev, JavaScript
Tagged Game Jam, javascript, js13k, littlejs, tinycode
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NoteCraft Submitted to JS13k
Play The Official JS13k Entry NoteCraft on GitHub Features Export to ZzFXM and OS13k Share compressed links Several example songs Instruments are customizable Undo and Redo Cut, copy, and paste Turing complete! Results 20th place overall out of 227 entries … Continue reading
OS13k Submitted to JS13k
Play The Official JS13k Entry OS13k on GitHub Features 3 Games! JS13k Trophy System ZzFXM Music Player ZzFX Sounds Piano & Visualizer Custom User Programs & Dweets More apps and bonus features Results 32 place overall out of 227 entries … Continue reading
Bounce Back Postmortem
The JS13k competition has been going on every year since 2012 but this was my first year entering. Participants get 1 month to make an original 13 kilobyte JavaScript game. This year the theme was “Back” and there were 245 … Continue reading
Bounce Back: A Boomerang Roguelite for JS13k
When life gets you down, it’s never too late to… A Boomerang Roguelite / Zelda Homage for JS13k. Play it in your web browser! The souce code is also available on GitHub!
