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Comment Re:demos require what? (Score 1) 27

by davidgaleano on Saturday May 04, 2013 @04:51AM (#43627853) Attached to: Turbulenz HTML5 Games Engine Goes Open Source

You do not need any of that to play the games. You can either play as a guest, OR if you want to save your progress, just create a regular Turbulenz account, there is no need to connect with other accounts if you do not want.

Comment Re:Would rather play games outside the browser (Score 1) 27

by davidgaleano on Friday May 03, 2013 @04:28PM (#43623837) Attached to: Turbulenz HTML5 Games Engine Goes Open Source

What "demo game" are you having performance problems with?

Comment Re:WebGL is not part of HTML5 (Score 1) 27

by davidgaleano on Friday May 03, 2013 @04:18PM (#43623721) Attached to: Turbulenz HTML5 Games Engine Goes Open Source

Is Web Audio not good enough for you?

Submission + - Turbulenz HTML5 games engine goes Open Source

Submitted by JoeKilner on Friday May 03, 2013 @10:14AM

JoeKilner writes: The Turbulenz HTML5 games engine has been released as open source under the MIT license. The engine is a full 3D engine written in TypeScript and using WebGL. To see what the engine is capable off, check out this video of a full 3D FPS running in the browser using the Turbulenz engine and Quake4 assets.

You can see some of the games already developed with the engine at Turbulenz.com. Note — to try the games without registering hit the big blue "Play as Guest" button! Also, IE doesn't have WebGL support yet, so to play without a plugin try Chrome or FIrefox.

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