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Hi there! Together with Natalia Berowska(http://dribbble.com/nberowska) we have created "Dead Hollow" game. Built like a typical website where animations and transformations are made by CSS3. Screen shot: Link to game: http://marcinwieprzkowicz.github.io/dead-hollow/ Link to repo: http://github.com/marcinwieprzkowicz/dead-hollow Brief of history I think you're going to ask: "Why has the game been developed that way? There is plenty of game engines ready to use based on WebGl.". Well, let's start from beginning. At first, It was supposed to be a pure CSS3 animation. This idea was born just after the PNG-TO-CSS library. When I saw the final result I was really impressed. I thought to myself, why not to make the game? I shared the idea with my friends from work. Natalia said she likes the idea and can help. As you can see in the demo map is absolutely fantastic. One day, Dawid asked if I checked the game on iPad. Well, I did not. Since that day, I learned how to optimize website for iPad . Development took me a long time, it was my activity after hours. Optimization, sounds, finding solutions, etc., it was all on my head. I consider this project more as an experiment than a game. In the future I plan to write this game again, this time using WebGl. P.S. There is a reason why I didn't use ready-made solutions. I wanted to improve my own skills .

Hi guys! I want to show you some of my work. This game i made in a 3 days. While i was having a bath, an idea came to my head. What if i could use this cool css3 transitions in game, they look pretty cool and you can code them in one line. And then the i've got it. Snake !. It was fun and quick to implement and now i can show you my work. It simple game so i don't use any 3rd party libraries besides sound, where i used soundjs from createjs project. Hope you enjoy it ! PLAY