- Try it at : http://bombs.topheman.com/
- Video demo on youtube
- A game made with Ball.js : https://github.com/topheman/Ball.js
- Changelog
- Workflow with grunt
#Introduction
Topheman Bombs is a free HTML5 / Javascript game that takes advantage of the canvas element and the accelerometer on your device.
And you can play offline (in the subway or whatever ...), or on your desktop browser via the emulator !
- Tilt your device to manage the blue dot
- Tap the screen to drop bombs on the enemies (red dots)
- Grab the green dots to get more bombs
#Browser Compatibility
Topheman Bombs has been written so that you could play it on any platform, with the same source code. Even if you don't have any accelerometer on your desktop, a motion events emulator is provided (remote-tilt), via feature detection.
Tested on : Apple devices, Android 4+ Chrome / Firefox.
Won't work on windows phone devices (accelerometer APIs aren't exposed).
#Development
##Ball.js
The game is based on Ball.js, a JavaScript class that handles physics interactions between balls on a flat area (i.e. collisions) as well as rendering, I made in early 2012.
##Topheman Bombs v2
This is the second version of Topheman bombs. You can see the changelog here. The main changes are :
- left phoneGap to be a full html5 game supporting both iOS and Android
- offline gaming
- optimized build files via requireJS (see the grunt workflow for that)
- accelerometer emulator on desktop
##Grunt Workflow Boilerplate
In the end of 2013 first semester, after finishing boxboxevents, I was working on a game and I re-discovered grunt with the v0.4.
I explain my grunt workflow here with all the different tasks such as :
- building
- server testing
- ftp deploying
- creating html5 manifest
- …
Feel free to take a look.
#Related
- Blog post
- Thanks to remote-tilt.com
#License
This software is licensed under 
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