The linked project "Destroy any website" makes it's own distinct creative and gameplay choices. It may have been inspired by Page Rage or it may have been a case of "multiple discovery". Either way, "Destroy any website" is not a low quality slop clone, it's clearly had a lot of thought put into it
linkjuice4all 5 minutes ago [-]
Back in my day it was just stray dogs leisurely destroying my lowly desktop [0], oh how technology has complicated things.
hey, maker here. I have no idea of this one, looks pretty cool! I've rolled out my stickman game here with deep care on everything, from DO multiplayer setup, to game-feel.
mkoryak 2 minutes ago [-]
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cocoalba 2 hours ago [-]
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Tiberium 3 hours ago [-]
If anything, Spritefusion seems to be higher quality, especially when destroying text.
Muhammad523 40 minutes ago [-]
For me, on librewolf, the entire opposite is true. Spritefusion looks like an extemely buggy thingy while PageRage works incredibly well
pimlottc 2 hours ago [-]
Nice, this previous one works on mobile
pseudosavant 3 hours ago [-]
This is one of my favorite things I've ever stumbled across on HN
Muhammad523 41 minutes ago [-]
Remembers me of PageRage, the latter works much better on firefox and is an extension
Dwedit 1 hours ago [-]
Really guys? Detecting a desktop web browser as a "mobile phone" just because the window is sized to be taller than it is wide? Then refusing to let you use the website?
helloforce 35 minutes ago [-]
This was surely fun, never played such a game before. Is it competitive when we are playing the multiplayer mode?
tetris11 3 hours ago [-]
Oh this is lovely. I started doing something similar, but I was generating the stage based on the DOM and some CSS features, but kept getting weird boundaries (read: the character would float on unseen edges)
I later thought about using an edge-detection algorithm to capture the page as an image (triggered on page events), but never fully implemented it and shelved the project.
I would love to know how you captured the visible edges
https://worrydream.com/Home2001/create_index.html?create_sof...
The linked project "Destroy any website" makes it's own distinct creative and gameplay choices. It may have been inspired by Page Rage or it may have been a case of "multiple discovery". Either way, "Destroy any website" is not a low quality slop clone, it's clearly had a lot of thought put into it
[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8erHVIfbYs
I later thought about using an edge-detection algorithm to capture the page as an image (triggered on page events), but never fully implemented it and shelved the project.
I would love to know how you captured the visible edges