hey, maker here. I have no idea of this one, looks pretty cool! I've rolled out my stickman game here with deep care on everything, from DO multiplayer setup, to game-feel.
Oh this is lovely. I started doing something similar, but I was generating the stage based on the DOM and some CSS features, but kept getting weird boundaries (read: the character would float on unseen edges)
I later thought about using an edge-detection algorithm to capture the page as an image (triggered on page events), but never fully implemented it and shelved the project.
I would love to know how you captured the visible edges
Really guys? Detecting a desktop web browser as a "mobile phone" just because the window is sized to be taller than it is wide? Then refusing to let you use the website?
The linked project "Destroy any website" makes it's own distinct creative and gameplay choices. It may have been inspired by Page Rage or it may have been a case of "multiple discovery". Either way, "Destroy any website" is not a low quality slop clone, it's clearly had a lot of thought put into it
this looks so fun
Awesome. Congratulations!
That was enjoyable!
Looks like a vibe-coded clone of a project posted about 2 weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49719443
If anything, Spritefusion seems to be higher quality, especially when destroying text.
For me, on librewolf, the entire opposite is true. Spritefusion looks like an extemely buggy thingy while PageRage works incredibly well
hey, maker here. I have no idea of this one, looks pretty cool! I've rolled out my stickman game here with deep care on everything, from DO multiplayer setup, to game-feel.
Nice, this previous one works on mobile
This is one of my favorite things I've ever stumbled across on HN
Oh this is lovely. I started doing something similar, but I was generating the stage based on the DOM and some CSS features, but kept getting weird boundaries (read: the character would float on unseen edges)
I later thought about using an edge-detection algorithm to capture the page as an image (triggered on page events), but never fully implemented it and shelved the project.
I would love to know how you captured the visible edges
Lovely!!
Great fun!
What a throwback to the late 90s, early 2000s. There were a handful of games like this that let you shoot or shatter your screen.
https://worrydream.com/Home2001/create_index.html?create_sof...
This was my favorite of the genre https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtLDAkxf8Do
This is the first thing I thought of when I clicked on the post. Great memories!
Can't stop , won't stop playing it LOL
Really guys? Detecting a desktop web browser as a "mobile phone" just because the window is sized to be taller than it is wide? Then refusing to let you use the website?
boo chatgpt.com responds with a 403
Remembers me of PageRage, the latter works much better on firefox and is an extension
Lots of new accounts (created a few hours ago) are posing comments lie "Great fun" or stuff like that. Are these bots?
This was surely fun, never played such a game before. Is it competitive when we are playing the multiplayer mode?
I am the creator of Page Rage (https://page-rage.com/), which I released about two weeks ago. Page Rage didn't get too much traction on Hacker News (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49746963), but it did end up being a top post on r/webdev (https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1whepc7/page_rage_d...) and r/playmygame (https://www.reddit.com/r/playmygame/comments/1whfp3g/my_firs...)
The linked project "Destroy any website" makes it's own distinct creative and gameplay choices. It may have been inspired by Page Rage or it may have been a case of "multiple discovery". Either way, "Destroy any website" is not a low quality slop clone, it's clearly had a lot of thought put into it
Back in my day it was just stray dogs leisurely destroying my lowly desktop [0], oh how technology has complicated things.
[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8erHVIfbYs