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Show HN: An online 2D MMO game, written in Rust and JavaScript

By Matthew Lynch
August 17, 2024
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Calling all tech enthusiasts and gamers! I’m thrilled to unveil my latest project: a cutting-edge 2D MMO game that pushes the boundaries of web-based gaming. Built with a powerful combination of Rust and JavaScript, this game offers a unique blend of performance and flexibility.

A New Frontier in Browser-Based Gaming

Imagine a world where you can dive into an immersive MMO experience right from your browser, no downloads required. That’s exactly what we’ve created! Our game features:

1.Seamless multiplayer interactions: Connect with players worldwide in real-time

2.Dynamic 2D environments: Explore vibrant, ever-changing landscapes

3.Cross-platform compatibility: Play on any device with a modern web browser

The Power of Rust and JavaScript Combined

Why Rust and JavaScript? It’s all about leveraging the strengths of both languages:

1.Rust backend: Ensures high performance, memory safety, and concurrent processing

2.JavaScript frontend: Provides a responsive and interactive user interface

This hybrid approach allows us to deliver a smooth, lag-free gaming experience even with hundreds of players online simultaneously.

Technical Highlights

For the tech-savvy readers, here are some exciting details:

WebAssembly integration: Rust code compiled to WebAssembly for near-native performance in the browser

WebSocket communication: Real-time data exchange between client and server

Entity Component System (ECS): Efficient game state management and updates

Procedural content generation: Dynamically created game worlds for endless exploration

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