My HTML5 Experiments:

Creepyland Experiment

A very early build of a HTML5 3D platformer engine. It doesn't do very much yet except lag and be buggy D:

Press ESC anytime to release the cursor.

Click Here to open in a new window for better FPS. F10 toggles full screen.

THE AMBOX

Ambient music generator from the mid '00s. A silly toy, complete with MySpace URL. Were the samples always that bitcrushed and harsh? The HTML5 conversion hasn't managed to loop the samples perfectly either.

NEON TONE

A physics based music experiment. Another toy. Draw lines that represent note values and then drop balls affected by gravity to play those notes.

I created this using Game Maker 8 in June 2011 originally available as a Windows .exe only. Now I have faithfully ported it to HTML5 and it works perfectly on desktop browsers. Doesn't work yet on touch screen devices - The line drawing goes a bit crazy!

NEON 3D

Navigate your ship through a pulsating 3D tunnel, shooting at enemies and collecting points. [Controls are janky AF on touch screens.]

Another port of a Game Maker project I created back in 2008. I wanted to see how well a 3D game would convert to HTML5. Visually I believe this turned out very well, although the performance leaves much to be desired. Expect some frame rate issues until I can optimise this further. This plays best with a mouse as on touchscreens the ship moves too unpredictably.

SMOKY THE PIGEON

Help Smoky the Pigeon collect cigarettes (he builds nests from them is what I'm told!) Don't let him fly into oncoming birds or outside of the screen. Swipe the screen to control his flying speed and direction. Good luck!

I made this game in about 90 minutes simply to test out code for directional touch/swipe controls. This works best on Android devices but you can play just fine on desktop browsers. Also works on iOS but no sound plays on both the Apple devices I've tested.

LOW POLY EXCELSIOR

A low poly model I created based on an Excelsior-class starship from Star Trek. Rendered on a HTML5 canvas.

This is just a model viewer, with one model. This was made to figure out a workflow for converting textured .obj format models into the Game Maker model format and then exporting the project to a HTML file for viewing on any WebGL capable browser.