{"id":655,"edition":5,"categories":3,"features":0,"size":8822,"name":"Fortress Fracture.","authors":[{"name":"UDXS Davit Markarian","url":"http://udxs.me","login":"UDXS","gh":10068612}],"description":"<p>First, Imagine Atari Breakout.\nThen, Imagine a high school student with no time.\nPut the two together and you get a glitchy version of breakout!</p>\n<p>But in all seriousness, this was a lot of fun. Even though it’s 10 pm now and I have a large pile of homework due tomorrow. I learned a lot from this as I have never done HTML 5 game development before.</p>\n","source":"UDXS/js13k17","stars":1,"comments":[{"typ":2,"at":158638720,"author":"Tomasz Wesołowski","login":"kos","gh":944469,"url":"https://kos.gd","twitter":"KosGD","text":"<p>Oh, I love arkanoids! :) Nice! But it’s a pity you didn’t implement more collisions, especially the collision of ball with an edge of a brick. Collisions are tricky to get right in general and arkanoid is a great game to experiment with them!\nSome more comments:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>invisible walls are evil!</li>\n<li>there’s no way for me to really control what’s going to happen, right? every game is the same because I don’t have any control over how the ball is going to bounce. There are two standard for this: either the paddle speed affects how the ball bounces, or the place where the ball bounces.</li>\n<li>after fixing these, you can add a powerup or two, interesting levels, and you’re all done !:D</li>\n</ul>\n"},{"typ":2,"at":158887441,"author":"Jupiter Hadley","login":"Jupiter-hadley","gh":97069389,"url":"www.jupiterhadley.com","twitter":"Jupiter_Hadley","text":"<p>I like the sound effects and the simple game!</p>\n"}]}