AlexGames
A free board game — play it in your browser, no install. Simple Lua/Rust games available on web and more
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Controls: "Endless Runner" (Lua): Tap the screen or press space bar to propel yourself…
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A collection of simple Lua and Rust games, and an API for playing them including an English dictionary (for word puzzles), websocket multiplayer, state sharing via URL, and auto saving with undo/redo. You can also upload your own Lua games and play in the public web version.
The web version is polished and fairly robust. The wxWidgets and Android native versions serve more as proof of concepts for now, demonstrating how relatively easy it is to bring up a new platform that supports all the games. But they are lacking some functionality.
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