extreme bevy
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A low-latency multiplayer action game, showcasing how to implement p2p connections and rollback networking in a web browser.
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Extreme Bevy is what you end up with by following my tutorial series on how to make a low-latency p2p web game.
I intend to keep the git history of this repo as clean as possible. That means that whenever there is a new major version of one of my dependencies (or a bug fix). I'll rebase the history, instead of putting the commit at the end. That way I can easily link from the tutorial to relevant commits in the history in this repo. It also means I will force-push main and move tags around.
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