in the dark
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Source for the LD29 game "In The Dark". This repository contains the source code for my Ludum Dare 29 entry of "In The Dark" you can try out the game here. You will also find a few helper libraries I wrote for working with three.js and input on canvas related elements.
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This repository contains the source code for my Ludum Dare 29 entry of "In The Dark" you can try out the game here. You will also find a few helper libraries I wrote for working with three.js and input on canvas related elements.
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