Build your first browser game
Download a template, change a rule, and test the result.
Read guideTHE WORKSHOP
Small games.
Useful lessons.
Open the source, change a rule, and see what happens. Practical notes for building with the EduBuzz templates.
Start here
Your first edit, the game loop, and a path to a playable release.
How a game loop works
Frame timing, movement, and collision in the included games.
Read guidePublish a browser game
A release checklist for controls, performance, accessibility, and hosting.
Read guideBuild a game
One template at a time. Follow the rules from input to result.
Tune Snake without breaking its rules
Adjust the move interval, understand tail collisions, and add a speed progression to Neon Snake.
Read guideMake Breakout bounces feel right
Trace the paddle collision, tune bounce angles, and avoid common ball physics mistakes in Cosmic Breakout.
Read guideBuild a memory game that handles fast clicks
Understand the shuffle, board lock, mismatch delay, and restart cleanup in the Pixel Pairs template.
Read guideBalance the difficulty of Orbit Dodge
Tune asteroid speed, spawn frequency, and collision space with concrete values from the survival-game source.
Read guideWrite clear win and draw checks
Use a nine-cell board, eight winning lines, and ordered end-state checks in Three in a Row.
Read guideBuild a reaction timer with reliable states
Handle early taps, randomized waits, timestamps, and restart cleanup in the Reflex Lab source.
Read guideImprove & ship
Controls, saved progress, and the bugs between a prototype and a release.
Make canvas controls work on smaller screens
Map pointer positions to game coordinates, preserve keyboard input, and test touch controls without changing the rules.
Read guideAdd a high score on the player’s device
Extend Neon Snake with validated localStorage, a visible best score, and graceful handling when storage is unavailable.
Read guideFind a game bug before adding another feature
Use repeatable steps, the browser debugger, and restart checks to diagnose common problems in small JavaScript games.
Read guideHave a template open? Pick one change, play a full round, then keep what works.
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