Hey there, this is a little thing I made to demonstrate what you should expect for the contest, it's not a real entry (since I'm staff).
You're next to a red square and you have to find the green one using the arrow keys.
Play it here (note that you can't provide downloads yet, you can't use my code either but you can probably expand on the concept):
(http://img.codewalr.us/maze.gif)
YAY! I finished (after going down every single path that did not have the green lol)
Haha, nice. Got quite the temptation to scroll out though xD
Quote from: Juju on April 29, 2015, 08:03:46 PM
Hey there, this is a little thing I made to demonstrate what you should expect for the contest, it's not a real entry (since I'm staff).
You're next to a red square and you have to find the green one using the arrow keys.
Play it here (note that you can't provide downloads yet, you can't use my code either but you can probably expand on the concept):
http://juju.codewalr.us/4x3contest.html
No!
I wanted to make an adventure, with a scrolling map!
But it can still be original, so I will do it anyways.
That was fun, I like the Idea of the game. Could there be pitfalls added?
Yes, of course.
If you don't mind, I changed your topic tag to include example in it, so people don't get ideas. But yeah this is a nice example of what can be done under such extreme limitations. People can no longer say that making a 4x3 game is impossible now :P
However, your first post is an example of what to not do for the contest as well, as it's against the rules to release your entry to public before voting/judging begins in June. <_< You should replace it with a screenshot as soon as possible so that people won't repeat the same mistake. >.< (EDIT: Done)
Fun little game :D i had the same idea though :P
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on April 30, 2015, 03:59:51 AM
If you don't mind, I changed your topic tag to include example in it, so people don't get ideas. But yeah this is a nice example of what can be done under such extreme limitations. People can no longer say that making a 4x3 game is impossible now :P
However, your first post is an example of what to not do for the contest as well, as it's against the rules to release your entry to public before voting/judging begins in June. <_< You should replace it with a screenshot as soon as possible so that people won't repeat the same mistake. >.< (EDIT: Done)
That was kind of the point leaving a download link so people can see an example in action before making themselves one (while warning people to not give a download link). Or so I thought, I guess?
For those who want to play it (copying is forbidden!) and remember that releasing code is forbidden too.
Here can you play it:
http://web.archive.org/web/20150430223013/http://juju.codewalr.us/4x3contest.html (http://web.archive.org/web/20150430223013/http://juju.codewalr.us/4x3contest.html)
Quote from: Juju on April 30, 2015, 04:18:45 PM
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on April 30, 2015, 03:59:51 AM
If you don't mind, I changed your topic tag to include example in it, so people don't get ideas. But yeah this is a nice example of what can be done under such extreme limitations. People can no longer say that making a 4x3 game is impossible now :P
However, your first post is an example of what to not do for the contest as well, as it's against the rules to release your entry to public before voting/judging begins in June. <_< You should replace it with a screenshot as soon as possible so that people won't repeat the same mistake. >.< (EDIT: Done)
That was kind of the point leaving a download link so people can see an example in action before making themselves one (while warning people to not give a download link). Or so I thought, I guess?
Yeah but people tend to not read warnings (or don't speak English as their native language) and could be misled by the original post that it's now OK to release entries (or at least web ones). Hence why I felt it was better to be safe than sorry. I guess it's fine if it's in another post since it's not an actual entry, but in the first post it could be misleading.
Quote from: DarkestEx on April 30, 2015, 10:31:36 PM
For those who want to play it (copying is forbidden!) and remember that releasing code is forbidden too.
Here can you play it:
http://web.archive.org/web/20150430223013/http://juju.codewalr.us/4x3contest.html (http://web.archive.org/web/20150430223013/http://juju.codewalr.us/4x3contest.html)
Wow archive.org already picked it up? O.O Back in 2012, the latest archive.org copy of Omnimaga was from April 2009. O.O THe original link still appears to work though.
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on May 01, 2015, 02:49:59 AM
Quote from: DarkestEx on April 30, 2015, 10:31:36 PM
For those who want to play it (copying is forbidden!) and remember that releasing code is forbidden too.
Wow archive.org already picked it up? O.O Back in 2012, the latest archive.org copy of Omnimaga was from April 2009. O.O THe original link still appears to work though.
Nah. I preserved it for future generations :P
Yep, archive.org picked it up because the original link is still up.
Quote from: Juju on May 01, 2015, 05:13:11 PM
Yep, archive.org picked it up because the original link is still up.
Yes, it is still up.
But I used the save page function of archive.org to capture the site.
Archive.org doesn't do that automatically. Every capture needs to be done manual.
Isn't it a web crawler like Google?
Quote from: DarkestEx on May 01, 2015, 06:00:10 PM
Quote from: Juju on May 01, 2015, 05:13:11 PM
Yep, archive.org picked it up because the original link is still up.
Yes, it is still up.
But I used the save page function of archive.org to capture the site.
Archive.org doesn't do that automatically. Every capture needs to be done manual.
oh, that could explain why it got cached this fast.
Quote from: Juju on May 01, 2015, 06:07:19 PM
Isn't it a web crawler like Google?
Kind of.
It crawls the sites and captures all links, but only if you manually request it.