BeamNG.Earth
A 1:1 scale streamed Earth for BeamNG.drive: real elevation and satellite imagery, floating origin, LOD streaming from a companion server
Playto: six emoji games you can play online with a friend. Co-op Snake with 20 levels, Four in a Row, Air Hockey, Odd One Out, Breakout and Memory.
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Breakout-style arcade game on HTML canvas with an emoji ball, levels, high score, sound effects and touch controls.
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Six emoji games for the browser, made for phones first, and every one of them plays online with a friend: no sign-up, just a room code.
There is no game server. One player creates a room and gets a four-letter code; the other types it in or opens the shared link. PeerJS's public broker introduces the two browsers, and from then on the game runs over a WebRTC data channel, phone to phone.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Six emoji games for the browser, made for phones first, and every one of them plays online with a friend: no sign-up, just a room code.
There is no game server. One player creates a room and gets a four-letter code; the other types it in or opens the shared link. PeerJS's public broker introduces the two browsers, and from then on the game runs over a WebRTC data channel, phone to phone.Read the full README ↗