Endless Jumper
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Web Game based on Doodle Jumper, where you compete to reach the sky. It has online scoreboards.
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But in the end, I got a little bit short on time and had to cut that last part out, the red platform right now it's just an indicator of when the same platforms are being looped
The platform generation was tricky enough to cost me a whole day, at first I tried to push and pop (add and remove to those not so nerdy) from an array of platforms, but looping the same platforms once they get out of the view resulted in fewer calculations per tick
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