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Mozilla launches BrowserQuest

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Games on the web equals Flash, or at least it used to, before the advent of HTML5. Eager to showcase this, and a lot of other cross-platform web tech, Mozilla has launched BrowserQuest.

The game is described as "a tribute to classic video-games with a multiplayer twist" and "a demo of how this technology can be used today to create a real-time multiplayer game in a single webpage".

Source code for both server and client is available from GitHub.

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Alex V.Sharp Mar 30, 2012
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The only thing I'm missing about this new tech so far is that there's no right-click function. Flash had this same problem.
Also what puzzles me mostly is the fact that it runs faster on Chrome than on Firefox. Strange... :confused:
dimko Mar 30, 2012
80 seconds of game i wish i didn't spend on it.
Liam Dawe Mar 30, 2012
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If they keep developing it - then it could be quite cool after a while.
KIAaze Mar 31, 2012
Played a while. I like all the little references to games and movies.
But I don't have any sound, despite having sound in HTML5 videos.
Tried with Firefox and Chromium.
Liam Dawe Mar 31, 2012
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Looking through the github they plan to add keyboard movement as well which is nice.
Hamish Mar 31, 2012
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Quoting: "KIAaze, post: 3865, member: 16"But I don't have any sound, despite having sound in HTML5 videos.
Tried with Firefox and Chromium.


I thought Chromium could not do HTML5 videos, but it can run this?
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