Let’s make this game with JavaScript — Part II
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I’m into games. I’m into JavaScript. And i will walk you through making an awesome game.
I have just launched DavisonPro.dev. A standalone blog where I write about Javascript, Web development and software development.
Hello there 👋
Welcome on board. Today we will embark on an exciting adventure, where we will be making our very own JavaScript game. This is the second article of the Let’s make this game with JavaScript series.
If by chance you did not read the first part of this series I would recommend you quickly go through the basics. Click here or the link below.
I will try to keep it short, simple and sweet. Making games should be simple and fun. We will be using Karim Maloul’s low-poly as a learning example for this project. To view some of his work visit this link.
Please take a moment and play this game and note everything happening in the scene before going to the next section.
Getting started
You don’t have to be a pro in JS. If you know some JavaScript and CSS you are good to go. Relax, we won’t be using Node.js. Just plain JavaScript like we used to back when the internet wasn’t Node.js. Let’s do this!
As i had mentioned in the first part, we will be using two libraries:
Three.js — A cross-browser JavaScript library and Application Programming Interface used to create and display animated 3D computer graphics in a web browser. We will use it to make 3D objects: The Rabbit who is our hero, The Monster, the Carrots which gives our Hero the shell power, the World/Floor/Environment and much more. Easy stuff.
