Besides form controls, alerts & similar simple JavaScript usage, you can almost do anything with the help of JavaScript (& Canvas). Some samples are:
- Drag’n drops
- Animations
- CSS manipulations, Ajax & more.
And there are JavaScript libraries which make them easier like jQuery, MooTools, Prototype, etc.
For any developer looking for advanced JS techniques, games are a real treasure.
You can easily see examples of animations, interactivity, smart solutions for browser related math functions & so.. And they are definitely a source of inspiration as you sometimes face with a feature that you never thought could be existed.
Also, this is the last month of a busy year & every web designer/developer deserves some fun : ).
So, here are 25 amazing (sometimes not the game itself but how beautifully it’s done) JavaScript games that you’ll love.
Bunny Hunt
A classic hunting game with an easy to play interface.
Make sure you check the source of the website to see how simply it is built with the power of XHTML, CSS & JavaScript.
JavaScript Library: none.
Travians
A character game (like Sims) where you’re a villager.
It is a multiplayer game & totally Ajaxed. You can move your character, communicate with other user & more.
JavaScript Library: xajax.
Digg Attack
This is certainly a Web 2.0 game. It is a JavaScript / Canvas 2D Shooter using live data via the Digg API to spawn enemies.
All the images are rendered with Canvas in real-time.
JavaScript Library: none.
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