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A 3D tower-crane building game for young kids
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Read the full README ↗A 3D building game for young kids (around age 5), made for phones and tablets.
A tower crane stands on a busy city construction site. Tap a block and the crane lifts it, then find the spot where it fits in the floor plan. Fill a floor and the tower grows; finish every floor and you have built a skyscraper.
Around the site the city keeps going: an excavator loads a dump truck, a bulldozer and a cement mixer work the site, cars stop at traffic lights, and people walk by. Day turns to night and back, and it sometimes rains or snows.
Play: https://tb-x.github.io/little-tower-crane/
On iPhone or iPad, open the game in Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen, then open it once from the new icon while online. After that it starts full screen and works without internet. Changes arrive on their own: the next online launch downloads them and the one after shows them.
(How: manifest.webmanifest gives the icon and full-screen mode; sw.js, a service worker, keeps a copy of every file the game uses, including three.js and the fonts. The icons icon-180.png and icon-512.png are rendered from icon.svg in headless Chrome.)
It is a single index.html with no build step. three.js 0.160 loads from jsDelivr. Serve the folder over HTTP, for example:
python -m http.server 8765
Then open http://localhost:8765. All sounds are synthesized in the browser.