Share 7 classic online games rewritten with jQuery

Today, we are talking about jQuery games. We mainly want to share seven classic jQuery-based games, one of which is the jQuery game engine GameQuery. It turned out that jQuery was so convenient to write games, and I was really excited. Let's take a look at these seven games.

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1. jQuery game engine GameQuery

GameQuery is an open-source js game engine. This class library has some simple game-related classes that make it easier for us to develop games. With this engine, we can easily implement the most basic requirements in games such as keyboard status polling, collision detection, and game sound effects.

GameQuery project home page: http://gamequery.onaluf.org/

There are also Chinese finishing: http://www.itivy.com/ivy/archive/2011/3/13/634356380406159936.html

If you are interested, you can write some mini games based on this engine, so don't forget to show off.

2. jQuery tank wars

Speaking of the tank war, it seems that I have also seen an article in the garden before. I dug it out and watched the jQuery version of the tank war game. I also downloaded and played it, however, the image and efficiency are not very good and relatively simple. Today, I found a complete jQuery tank war. I felt that the screen was quite good and people were very bright. So I collected my blog and shared it with my friends, you can play with it, but you may find that IE has some cards. You can check it on firefox or Google browser.

Online tank opening: Http://www.itivy.com/ivy/archive/2011/3/14/634357386359976330.html

3. jQuery snake games

The Snake game must have been around for a while. I remember playing it when I was very young. But when I met the jQuery version of the snake, I couldn't help but try it. By the way, I would like to learn people's code. This game can increase the difficulty based on your experience. We recommend that you study it.

Online greedy snake:Http://www.itivy.com/ivy/archive/2011/3/14/634357292786712870.html

4. jQuery card memory game

This is a game that tests people's memory. It is a bit like watching a video. The difference is that the front card pattern of this game is hidden at the beginning. You must click it to view the pattern and remember it, once the two cards are the same, they can be removed. To be honest, this is quite simple, but you can study his code.

Online card games:Http://www.itivy.com/ivy/archive/2011/3/14/634357027670885732.html

5. jQuery game clearance

This game is no longer familiar to anyone. Many operating systems have this game after it is installed, and it also exercises people's logical thinking ability. I personally think the game is much better than dota, at least he can let you know that life is full of mines, so be careful when you take every step. Because it is written based on jQuery, I prefer this game.

Online Game clearance:Http://www.itivy.com/ivy/archive/2011/3/13/634356451447009015.html

6. jQuery puzzle games

I have played several versions of this game on my computer and mobile phone, but I am dull, that is, I can't play with him. Today, I saw the jQuery version. After playing it, I found that it still doesn't work. I was wondering why my response and logic have been so slow over so many years. You can go and have fun. If you are interested, you can study his code.

Online puzzle games: Http://www.itivy.com/ivy/archive/2011/3/14/634357311007673149.html

7. jQuery tetris games

This is also a relatively old game. I believe it is even older than everyone else. It is very classic and many games derived from him. As you can see, some people have used jQuery to rewrite it. It turns out that classic things will not be abandoned with the advancement of history and the development of science and technology.

Online Tetris:Http://www.itivy.com/ivy/archive/2011/3/13/634356408050286825.html

All the above games are added to my personal blog. If there are better jQuery games in the future, we will share them with you for the first time. If you have any good resources, you can also share them with me.

Finally, I would like to thank jQuery again and wish it a better and better development!

Link: http://www.cnblogs.com/sxwgf/archive/2011/03/15/1984604.html