Quilly s Adventure
A free adventure game — play it in your browser, no install. A little adventure game written in Kotlin using LibGDX,LibKTX,Box2D and Ashley
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I updated the project to the newest (to date October 2024) LibGDX, Kotlin, Gradle and LibKTX versions. I added a new TeaVM backend which now allows the game to be run in the browser. Here is the link. TeaVM required a few code changes (mainly reflection issues). The original code can be found in a separate branch called original.
This is a streaming project of my twitch channel.
We are going to develop a simple adventure using LibGDX, Kotlin and LibKTX extensions. In addition we will use Tiled as a mapeditor, box2d as a physic engine and ashley as our entity component system.
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