Free cool games you can play at school not blocked on Unblocked Games 6666 Google Sites and don't forget to share with your friends about site. Arrow keys to move, ZXC to do stuff. Ported from GameMaker 8.1 to HTML5 with GameMaker: Studio. Original game by Derek Yu, ported by Darius Kazemi (me). Special thanks to the team at YoYo Games for helping with bugfixes and polish when I was too busy to do so! Spelunky is a cave exploration / treasure-hunting game inspired by classic platform games and roguelikes, where the goal is to grab as much treasure from the cave as possible. Every time you play the cave's layout will be different. Use your wits, your reflexes, and the items available to you to survive and go ever deeper! An unofficial Mac OS X port of Spelunky has been created by Leon Arnott. The port uses the 1.0 source code. Another unofficial Mac OS X port of Spelunky was created by idyll with contributions from the Spelunky community. This port is based on TyrOvC's Spelunky 1.2r2 source code which is based on Spelunky 1.1. Classic HTML5 Port. The first altar you blow up will have spiders.The second altar will have more spiders and a ball and chain.The third altar will have another ball and chain a.
So I had some time on my hands this weekend and made major headway on porting the PC version of Spelunky to HTML5. You can play it here.
A lot of people don’t know this, but the original Spelunky was made in GameMaker, and almost a year ago, YoYo Games released GameMaker HTML5 (now GameMaker Studio). This lets you take a GameMaker game and compile it to JavaScript so that it runs in a modern web browser.
In theory this should be a one-button process, but for a complex game like Spelunky it’s a bit harder.
- Ripped out the entire sound system. It had an external dependency on a DLL, which clearly doesn’t play nice with HTML5
- Fixed some bugs related to the compiler assuming the original programmer was being very careful with their GMScript.
- In particular, in GMScript you can (though it is not recommended) do “foo.bar = baz” without checking to see if “foo” exists. It just fails silently. The compiler does not wrap this in a check to see if “foo” is defined, so JS complains when it’s not. (Note: this may not be an issue in GameMaker Studio. I’m using the last version of GM HTML5 before they switched to Studio.)
- Repaired the rendering pipeline. For dark levels and a few other effects, the original game uses some draw modes that aren’t supported in GameMaker HTML5, so I had to take those out. I will eventually go in and reimplement them using globalCompositeOperation. For now, dark levels are not dark.
- Made some horrible, wretched hacks for bugs I couldn’t track down. For instance, there was a bug that happened when your character spawned on the right-hand side of the level, so I hard-coded it so you only spawn on the left.
The whole port took about three hours. I’m still working on it — I need to reimplement sound, redo all the custom graphical effects, and track down some collision/math issues that are a pain in the ass to reproduce. I also need to add persistence using LocalStorage (right now it doesn’t save your scores).Update Aug 3 2012: a million thanks to the YoYo Games team for taking my three-hour port and fixing a bunch of the bugs (sound! saving! better performance in general!) and polishing the hell out of the game. I mean: look at that art framing the game!
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