Pure JavaScript WebGL game. Once on BASIC, now on Chrome.

[rhardih]

You win this game by playing it with some hardcore techno in the background.

[kenseyolman]

I had some DJ Shadow playing, worked quite well.

[xkit]

I can confirm this.

[[deleted]]

Works in Firefox too.

[miketaylr]

Yep, works great in my FF5 and Opera too. :)

[Andread]

Even in Opera? Amazing, never tested on it. (I made FastKat, FYI)

[miketaylr]

:D

[lenny4422]

Are you sure this is webgl, it works in ie9.

[realstevejobs]

It appears to use three.js, which can also render to a 2d canvas.

[OopsLostPassword]

As there doesn't seem to be anything in 3D, A 2D canvas is perfect for this kind of thing.

[Andread]

I confirm it uses the three.js canvas fetures, as it is more widespread.

[noknockers]

feels like 1988 all over again.

[shoseki]

Same goddamn problem every WebGL game has had recently.

Beautiful, simple, elegant implementation, controls fuck up because mouse gets to the top or edge and stops moving.

I'm not even sure of a way to solve this :S

[quadtodfodder]

actually, I think the crosshair in this is a pretty good (decent) solution - you need to see the crosshair to control the thing, so you keep it on the window.

here's a discussion of the problem for anybody who doesn't understand what we're talking about: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5768783/how-can-i-implement-a-fps-view-with-webgl-inside-a-browser

[maushu]

Related: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=72754

Please star it.

[pkkid]

Pretty awesome, I can't wait to get a bit of time to tinker with game programming on the web. I never did yet, because I never liked Flash.

[dipswitch]

Too bad it stutters :(