Tap Tap Tap

Open source tapping game built with Javascript

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Open source tapping game built with Javascript

1 follower

After 6 months of hard work applying everything I’ve learned in Javascript, I present to you this simple game that works perfectly on both mobile phones and desktop browsers. And of course, I’m sharing the source code with everyone hoping it’d help someone learn more Javascript.

Launch tags:Open Source•Games

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ZEPETO

Amazing job, simply loving playing this! Just wondering, what happens if I press the red buttons?? XD

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8yr ago

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Maker

@kydyzyx haha you should try by yourself

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8yr ago

ZEPETO

@mahdif Hahahaha I want to but am a little scared lol... XD

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8yr ago

I love it, simple, the sound will help raise your adrenaline thus making you more nervous therefor making the game a bit more difficult and entertaining. but I can't even take a look on the top bar with the score, or clicks remaining, because I'm running against the clock, so it is close at being useless. maybe instead of numbers, there can be small dots beside each others,, it might be more visually appealing. would it be possible to leave some sort of a high score record, even if on the same device? Overall, a very clean and simple and beautiful game. mabrouk

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8yr ago

Cool and simple concept. I like the design a lot, the animations and sounds are really well made! 🙌 I give it 10/10 taps. What’s even crazier is that you made the game with the DOM API. Big respect for making it so sleek. You could try http://phaser.io/ for your next game, though. It will make stuff a lot easier! 👍

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8yr ago

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@hristiyandodov Oh wow! Phaser looks awesome! It would've definitely made things way easier for me, but I had a few goals I wanted to hit with that game that I couldn't achieve with a framework: - Learn pure JS - Make sure my code performs very well on mobile devices - Learn better CSS Animation But again, thank you Hristiyan for sharing Phase with me, I never heard of it before, will definitely give it a shot in the future if I decided to make another fun game 🕹

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8yr ago

@mahdif Well, you’ve definitely learned JS and CSS animations by the looks of it. 😋 I’ve used Phaser on several games with various levels of complexity and it always does the job very well. You can make mobile games too! I’ve hunted some of the games on PH, you can check them at my profile. The stable version of Phaser is 2.10 and is maintained by the community while the actual Phaser devs are working on Phaser 3 that will be released very soon (I think somewhere in February) and it’s going to kick ass! 💥 There is a Phaser Slack group (I’m in it) and I highly recommend you join in as well. If you’re into web games, you wouldn’t want to miss out! 🙌

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8yr ago

checkDaily.org

It's not unbearably difficult nor incredibly easy. It's in the middle, which puts it in a sweet spot for pastime gaming. It would be interesting to see what a leaderboard would add to the mix of all this.

Pros:

Nice attention to detail with a very smooth flow to the whole game

Cons:

No cons noticed

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8yr ago

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Maker

Thank you Zalmay, I actually thought of adding a leaderboard but that required some backend and I didn't have time to learn it. I might learn some backend soon, and if I do I'll definitely add a leaderboard.

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8yr ago