Tank Turns (A project of mine)
Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 1:33 am
Hey everyone.
I've been working on a project lately that has just recently gone public and I thought I'd share.
First, hopefully to avoid being deleted for spamming--I figured it's kind of relevant, as I got my start programming PHP on this very forum many years ago. I haven't been around much lately, but I'd definitely consider devnetwork to have been one of the major influences in my learning of PHP.
Plus, I'm really excited about the project and I'd really like to share!
So, the game client is pretty much entirely JavaScript, with all the server interactions being handled with PHP. It's been tested in the major browsers, but it still can be buggy at times. It's a work in progress.
Tank Turns is a turn-based strategy game. Currently, you play against a single opponent. Each player puts their "action queue" in ahead of time, ends their turn, and the game plays back the actions simultaneously. The strategy comes from predicting your opponent's movements ahead of time.
Without further ado: http://www.tankturns.com
It's still very new, so it might be tough to get a match against someone. If I'm around I'll play against anyone I see, though.
Definitely would love any comments or criticism on the whole thing.
Thanks for checking it out!
I've been working on a project lately that has just recently gone public and I thought I'd share.
First, hopefully to avoid being deleted for spamming--I figured it's kind of relevant, as I got my start programming PHP on this very forum many years ago. I haven't been around much lately, but I'd definitely consider devnetwork to have been one of the major influences in my learning of PHP.
Plus, I'm really excited about the project and I'd really like to share!
So, the game client is pretty much entirely JavaScript, with all the server interactions being handled with PHP. It's been tested in the major browsers, but it still can be buggy at times. It's a work in progress.
Tank Turns is a turn-based strategy game. Currently, you play against a single opponent. Each player puts their "action queue" in ahead of time, ends their turn, and the game plays back the actions simultaneously. The strategy comes from predicting your opponent's movements ahead of time.
Without further ado: http://www.tankturns.com
It's still very new, so it might be tough to get a match against someone. If I'm around I'll play against anyone I see, though.
Definitely would love any comments or criticism on the whole thing.
Thanks for checking it out!