Nevin Katz

Posted on Apr 14, 2021

JavaScript Maze Game Tutorial Part 2 is up!

#webdev #javascript #css #gamedev

Hi all,

Part 2 of my JS Maze game tutorial is now available!

This is Part 2 of my two-part tutorial series on how to build a simple maze game with CSS and Javascript. It will hopefully be helpful for game prototyping as well as for learning CSS and JS.

It also has some fairly reusable code for four-direction button controls, a CSS wobble animation, and basic level-switching logic that are transferable to other HTML5 games.

If you want to build the whole game, you can also visit Part 1 for some direction on how to start from the outset.

The full code for both Part 1 and 2 is also available on Github.

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