Physics game works fine for mobile web?

[wizardstudiozmobile 1]

Hey guys,

 

i want to develop a physics game for mobile web like this game (http://www.addictinggames.com/shooting-games/zombie-shooter-game.jsp) ,i want to know if this type of games play well on mobile browsers.

 

regards,

[AhmedElyamani 27]

I didn't see the game , but regardless , it totally depends on how you develop it.

[MikeHart 8]

Yes, it strongly depends on your code and the tools you use. And keep your expectations low. I would say that you can not reach a framerate of 60 fps with physics. 30 or 35 is definately doable as i get this smoothly.

[sandy234 25]

My game wasnt working on orginal ipad

[wizardstudiozmobile 1]

thanks for all advice:) i will try to develop and check if its working

[monteslu 3]

It's pretty standard box2d stuff.  Just make sure that you pass in the milliseconds elapsed for the box2d physics calculations and not have it assume you're getting 60fps.  You'll see a huge slowdown when weak mobile processors take 32ms to crunch the numbers.

[Serbanghita 1]

That game is really addictive Sort of like Angry Birds. For the moment I'm only using simple collision detection and simple bouncing mechanisms.

It really depends on how you write the code. Still I'm guessing that JavaScript box2d will not perform very good on mobile devices when a lot of objects start flying.

[YellowAfterlife 23]

It sure is possible.

True Token have developed a whole bunch of games with physics. I'm less sure if these were using Box2D, but, as such - there are physics.

[True-token 7]

Hey there!
yeah man, as YellowAfterlife said, we've developed lots of physics games
Also you can take a look at these:
Steel Story

Gemollection 

Bristles

 

we are using adapted box2d engine and our framework "Squire".
All our games can be run mostly on all mobile devises
Good luck with your games  
 

[ozdy 130]

Hey there!

yeah man, as YellowAfterlife said, we've developed lots of physics games

Also you can take a look at these:

Steel Story

Gemollection 

Bristles

 

we are using adapted box2d engine and our framework "Squire".

All our games can be run mostly on all mobile devises

Good luck with your games  

 

 

The key thing here is the "adapted box2d". I've used nape and the normal box2d and they are slow...