Apr 16, 2011 · I need to create a number guessing game that receives a value using document.getElementById and outputs it to a <textarea> using document.getElementByid. I need to create a random number tha...

May 6, 2017 · I've been trying to write my first JavaScript game. I spent lot of time trying to make it as good as possible. The game got to the point where is (I hope) fully functional. My only problem is, I have no idea how should I add a Starting Screen to the beginning of the game. I'd like to add a New Game button and maybe a Credit button.

Oct 26, 2014 · Before the game starts each client will register with the server and an identifying user id is stored there. Then in each round, the server allows each player a turn. The turn order is of course up to the specifics of the game, but the general idea …

Feb 5, 2012 · There are a varied amount of ways to achieve this using JavaScript depending on your application. A setInterval() or even with a while() statement would do the trick. This will not work for a game loop. JavaScript interpreted by the browser, so it is prone to interrupts. Interrupts will make the play back of your game feel jittery.

Jan 18, 2016 · Each time you make your game state more complex you have to come back and edit both of these functions. It also has the undesirable effect of forcing the game state to be represented with global variables. The alternative is to represent the entire state with one atom — in this case a Javascript object.

Most of us know that HTML5 Canvas element is having much better support with these amazingly fast Javascript Engines from Firefox, Safari and Chrome. So recently I have been experimenting with game development with Javascript and the Canvas, and I am wondering what would be a good approach to be creating a Start Screen for a Javascript Game.

Feb 9, 2015 · I'm trying to make a very basic dice game (new to Javascript). On the page load, the 'dice' is 'rolled' three times and the results are displayed, with a message to say whether you managed to roll a 6 or not.

Oct 9, 2020 · I followed a tutorial to make a Rock, Paper, Scissors game and now I want to take it a step further to add a message / end the game when either the player or the computer reaches a score of 10. I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do.

Jun 23, 2018 · Here, typically a right answer is attempted given for any question, and there is no right answer to your question -- one can create a simple click game in a myriad different ways, and no one answer may cover them all or a "best" one, because no such way exists.

Nov 27, 2019 · I'm running into this problem, I want to make a small idle game but I can't find it possible to have something loop forever and still run other code. here is what I have so far var blops = 0; var