Long time without posting any updates here, I'm still alive!

We are on Beta.24 already and you can find the full post about it here:

https://www.reldens.com/news/beta-24

As always feel free to reach me! I would love to get any feedback.

Hope you like it!

Change log: Releases · damian-pastorini/reldens · GitHub

Demo: https://demo.reldens.com

Admin Panel: Reldens - Administration Panel (login with any registered email and password in the game)

The left shows player control using the arrow keys and the right session you control the rock with the mouse.

The Extension Demo Page where you can play yourself is:
StencylColsyeusDemoPage

It's been a long time since my first post on this forum, and I have made a lot of changes since to TOSIOS (https://github.com/halftheopposite/tosios).

These changes include:

The new HUD:

The leaderboard:

The menu:

The mobile version of the game:

In the incoming months I have a few plans regarding the game:

As always the game's licenses does not changes and you a free to explore and modify the source code as you wish (regarding the MIT license).

I am in need of any feedback that could improve the gameplay and the developer experience too, so please do not hesitate to share what's on your mind!

Thank you all

root@raspberrypi:~/colyseus-hxjs-examples# haxe -version

root@raspberrypi:~/colyseus-hxjs-examples# haxelib list

root@raspberrypi:~/colyseus-hxjs-examples# cat src/colyseus/server/schema/Schema.hx | grep MapSchemaUtil

Your tink_core is different than mine. Don't know if that is the only thing that is different?

Feel free to give and feedback if you tried and played the game :).

HexTank.io is a play-to-earn Web3 instant game built on the Nimiq blockchain. The action takes place in a PVP sci-fi battle arena. You are in charge of a HexTank. Your job is to eliminate all other players and climb to the top of the score leaderboard. HexTank.io is available on all major browsers, including desktop and mobile versions.

You can play HexTank.io in two modes: free mode and paid mode with Nimiq. Each HexTank gets 5 health points when joining a continuous deathmatch tournament and 10 seconds of invincibility to find a hideout.

In the free mode, you fight for the #1 place on the score leaderboard. You will rank based on the total damage that you have given.

In the paid mode, you will join a continuous deathmatch tournament with a 500 NIM entry fee. 90% of the fee goes to the prize pool. For a complete kill of your enemy, you earn 450 NIM. For each dealt hit, you get 90 NIM. The HexTank with the most NIM earned gets all the glory on the score leaderboard!

Feel free to share your feedback/opinions!

After taking a break from other projects I decided to use Colyseus to develop a casual party game named https://flipcards.online!

The goal of the game is to be the first one to find which picture matches the moves and to have the highest score after 10 rounds. If you don't want to play against random people, you can also create your own protected game and share it with your friends and/or colleagues.

It is even playable on mobile (although lacking from a "players list" view I'm working on):

I'd love to have feedback on anything that could improve the game. Here are a few features I'm working on right now:

• Adding more languages: french, spanish, italian, german
• Improved mobile experience
• A chat for people to exchange

I was working on this project last year and had plans to publish it on store someday. But for some reasons I decided to put it on GitHub. It was written in Java before, last month I learned Kotlin because Google is now forcing everyone to use it for Android development so then I upgraded the colyseus-java to colyseus-kotlin it is now supporting colyseus 0.14.

Here is the project:

https://github.com/doorbash/hexy

Have a great day/night

The object of the game is to knock over block towers and feed your hungry colony of ants with surgery goodies! The game will be released on Mobile and Desktop as well as being playable through a web browser.

If you'd like to see the game in action we just released a first Dev Blog!

Me, @AnubisCode and his brother Stanislav (artist and animator) wanted to make a multiplayer game in a "game jam" style. Initially, we wanted the game to be super simple and finished within a month of work. We've got the first prototype in a few weeks, and it didn't meet our expectations. Then we decided to change the game entirely. In the end, we spent around 2 months (+3 months of pause) to make a quite polished version of it 😅

We're glad to finally announce the first playable version of PartyToons.io! The game is inspired by Mario Party, Pokemon Stadium Minigames, and such. We have 5 mini-games implemented so far:

Gameplay video:

Playable link: http://partytoons.io/

We're using Defold for the client-side :)

Feedback is very welcome! Also if you have any questions, let us know! 🤗

I have a feeling that I'm doing this the wrong way.

It all started with the 02-state-handler.ts

What I conclude is that you have a client that has an ID and that is constant no matter what room is created or joined.
However each joining or creation of a room is done with a session ID. SessionID != Client.ID

I want the game(s) to be able to get a list of players in the room.

export class RoomData{
    playernames = "";
    roomnames = "";
    roomids = "";
    sessionids = "";
}

export class Player {
	ID = "";
	Name = "";
    x = Math.floor(Math.random() * 400);
    y = Math.floor(Math.random() * 400);
    width = 132;
    height = 132;

}

Currently I use the RoomData class to alter the state of the server. These RoomData members are being broadcasted to the clients.
It feels kind of hacky to set these variables to have the roomstate being synchronized.

The way that I'm currently setting these values is in client (room.send) and server onMessage communications.

This is the current client perspective:

New Room:

Second Room:

Joining From the other Room (looks like it works)

And second player joining the third (this fails : player seems to be in two rooms ??!? )

Server Side Data :

roomName with id:  RoomName:3tAeV4aU7 the changeID is pQZlJiSNb  the ID without Name:  3tAeV4aU7  the name is  Room424
roomName with id:  RoomName:MZOaBj7hu the changeID is pQZlJiSNb  the ID without Name:  MZOaBj7hu  the name is  Room6959
roomName with id:  RoomName:pQZlJiSNb the changeID is pQZlJiSNb  the ID without Name:  pQZlJiSNb  the name is  Room7704
roomnames:  3tAeV4aU7=Room424:MZOaBj7hu=Room6959:pQZlJiSNb=Room7704:
playername with id:  PlayerName:iwIpOcjZs  the changeID is pQZlJiSNb  the id without name:  iwIpOcjZs  the name is  Player8707
playername with id:  PlayerName:j6a-rk8dc  the changeID is pQZlJiSNb  the id without name:  j6a-rk8dc  the name is  Player4301
playername with id:  PlayerName:EsP17dY-m  the changeID is pQZlJiSNb  the id without name:  EsP17dY-m  the name is  Player1374
playernames:  iwIpOcjZs=Player8707:j6a-rk8dc=Player4301:EsP17dY-m=Player1374

As it is fairly hacky stuff I'm hoping that someone has dealt with this before and can shed some light ....

When I don't use Client.ID and only show SessionIDs it worked much better, but how can I get a client (name) from a session?
The Player Class data does not appear to be part of a state. What should I do to get Player List with Names?!

The promised is a debt!
https://github.com/damian-pastorini/dwdgame

Before anything please consider that this is my first implementation ever!
I've never used neither Node.js, even less Parcel, Colyseus or Phaser, my world before this first incursion in game development was all about PHP and Magento, so that should give you an idea from where I'm coming.
This quite awful but working example took me 75hs, including the time I've used for research and for decide which platform use for the server and the client.
After all the research, Node + Colyseus and Phaser 3 looked as the better start point since I was familiar with JS and HTML of course but had zero knowledge about Unity (the other option I would like to use), but I've prefered make the learn curve not so slow.

So....

This is a really simple base MMORPG game created based on the Colyseus samples:
https://github.com/gamestdio/colyseus-examples

And on the Phaser 3 implementation from Jacky Rusly:
https://github.com/jackyrusly/jrgame

As you will see I've considerable modified how the jrgame was interacting with Socket.io in order to make it work as how the Colyseus example was working, I've thought that was the better way to do it (follow up on server ready samples and break apart the client :P sorry Jacky!)

The game basics are login through DB, loader, scene change, players sync, but nothing like chat, items, or attacks was implemented here (so far).

Here's the link to the repo:
https://github.com/damian-pastorini/dwdgame

Please feel free to create any tickets or pull requests for questions, fixes or improvements, I would love to get good feedback!

I don't have a public link to show it yet but I'm planning to create a dev server soon (for now you will need to install it and run it to see it), at the end it will look like:
https://jrgame.herokuapp.com
But you will see the login screen first which in the server side will connect to the DB and all the players sync was done with Colyseus.

I saw comments from people looking for Colyseus integrated with a DB engine (in this case I've chosen MySQL), so at least that part should be useful.

I really hope this help more than one person, maybe someone like me who would loved to get this as starting point.

Best,
Damian

This is the first game I'm publishing a game on my own in the stores. I'm very excited! Hope you like it!

• Type Type Multiplayer (iOS)
• Type Type Multiplayer (Android)

I highly recommend using react-native for mobile apps. I've managed to develop this in 16 days using it + Colyseus.

Game description:

Compete in real-time with other people around the world, and type as fast as you can!

1. Type the phrases as fast as you can!
2. Hundreds of inspirational & fun phrases to type in.
3. Daily, weekly and monthly high scores available.

Currently, there are only phrases in the English language. New languages coming soon!

The new Room class
Room.ts is now simply the base class of all rooms, and contains the core methods a Room needs, like _OnJoin, _OnLeave, Disconnect, etc. You can then really easily extend off of it to create a room with custom logic.

This opens so many doors for people developing games with Colyzeus. They can now extend off of Room to create ANY kind of room they want for their game/app. I had been messing around with it all day yesterday and it's crazy fun. :)

What exactly does this offer though?
One of the coolest things is that, when extending the room class, the user has to implement functions called mapClients, addToClients, and getNumClients. This means that Clients can be any type of collection! All you have to do is provide a few utility functions and everything else just works!

We also now have access to the broadcast and broadcastPatch function, allowing use to change who gets messages and when.

The Code
Here is the updated code for Room (the base Room class), and RoomAll (the implementation of the default room that is provided). Let me know what you guys think!

Room.ts

RoomAll.ts

What I'm working on now
Note: I'm going on vacation this week so I'll have time to work on it after!

I'm currently working on a system for Area of Interest. The idea is that users will be placed into regions within a room, and the server will, instead of checking and publishing the entire state to users, only send the binary difference of each region to the player. There is also a global state that gets sent to players. There's still a few things I haven't implemented, but here's what I have so far:

RoomAOI

I have all of this on a branch of the Colyseus repo. I've only changed Index.ts, Room.ts and RoomAll.ts and it works perfectly with the rest of the library. :)

I'm also planning on replacing Fossils algorithm with FlatBuffers to reduce serialization and deserialization time on both the client and the server. This is especially important for the Unity client, because the deserialization process is super expensive and slows down the client.