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Revision as of 14:10, 1 September 2020
Roguelike Browser Boilerplate is a web app template you can use to get a head start on your browser based roguelike game using JavaScript, CSS, and HTML.
Get it at https://chr15m.itch.io/roguelike-browser-boilerplate
It's a minimal but complete game using Rot.js and other JavaScript and CSS libraries to take care of things like title screens, menus, touch input, sound effects, mobile device testing and tileset graphics.
The boilerplate comes with source code, assets, sounds, screens, UI, and documentation (a 46 page PDF) to help you get started.
There is also a screencast tutorial series available on YouTube.
Games made with RBB
- The default game that comes with the boilerplate.
- Central Park Nanotech Warlex, a post-apocalyptic Kenney 2020 gamejam entry.
Screenshots
