JS high score and leaderboard system based on parse.com

[peer2p]

Hello everyone,

 

in my spare time project I'm actually developing a HTML5/JS platform game using the genius Phaser framework.

I wanted to add a high score system which works in the cloud, so that players can compete against each other.

I evaluated the most relevant game services API's from Google and Apple. 

The problem is that you have to pay for them and that might not be appropriate for a small game.

 

So I tried to do my own implementation using the lovely parse.com service which has the following features:

• Manage players (Users)
  
• Player specific highscores
  
• Track players game time
  
• Manage achievements for players
  
• Leaderboard
  
• Store game specific values to the detail objects of achievement and highscore entities
  

You will need to create a free parse.com account in order to use the Highscore Service.

The little project is hosted on github at https://github.com/peer2p/parse-highscore-service.  

A documentation is also available there.

A test application to evaluate JS Highscore Service with your own parse backend is hosted here.

 

Maybe this could be useful for someone...

 

Cheers!

[totallybueno]

Man, I have been waiting for something like this, defenitely, a must try asap

Thanks for sharing.

[totallybueno]

http://blog.parse.com/announcements/moving-on/

[Felipe Budinich]

3 hours ago, totallybueno said:

http://blog.parse.com/announcements/moving-on/

You could always give our platform ( www.gamezyme.com ) a try

[totallybueno]

Felipe Budinich, if you create a user for me, definitely I´ll, at the moment it seems to be a closed beta

[Felipe Budinich]

On 1/29/2016 at 0:56 PM, totallybueno said:

Felipe Budinich, if you create a user for me, definitely I´ll, at the moment it seems to be a closed beta

Done