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Now hosted in my UNLV Museum - 1-4 player territory game built in vanilla JS — the seed of a three-generation chain: the original (Jan 2024), the milestown2 multiplayer remake (May 2024, a Historical Enhanced artifact that actually shipped), and the OWN3 rebuild (Reimagined). (UNLV Assignment, Jan 2024 – May 2024)
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museum-ready/originalbranch is the host-compatible build of theoriginalbranch — audit the diff: hosting fixes only (dead URLs, Node LTS floor, pnpm), behavior byte-for-byte. Open in museum →
Play with up to four people at once!
It's complicated in some ways, simple in others. I came up with the idea of dynamic map generation from matrices and decided to implement it by looping through each item in a loop of each rows. See assets/data/maps.json, there's some player spawn information since dynamically picking fair spawns on maps with varying levels of complexity would be too convoluted.
Now deployed on GitHub.
Play now!