Cube Slam Download

Google has cobbled together yet another fun Chrome Experiment, and this time it's Cube Slam, a Pong-inspired tennis-style game with video chat support built-in. It was developed with WebRTC, an open source project that lets you enable video conferencing in the browser without plug-ins. This way, you can initiate a game with a friend just by sharing a link. The idea here is to propel a cube at your friend three times in a row until the screen collapses. Various power-ups like fireballs, lasers and shields are available along the way and every level presents an increasingly difficult set of obstacles and challenges.

If you're feeling anti-social, you can also play against a computer character called Bob the Bear (seen above). Indeed, as WebRTC is not available on mobile just yet, the Bear will be your only opponent if you want to play the game on your phone or tablet. We were able to play a single-player game on Safari and Firefox, but Chrome is required for multi-player. Offline play is also available by downloading the app from the Chrome Web Store. Head on past the break to watch a demo of the game in action, or just click on the appropriate source to start hurling cubes at Bob.

Cube Slam Download

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To underscore not only fun but technologies such as WebRTC and WebGL as great ingredients for web innovating, a game like Cube Slam with ample pointers to the way it was built appears to be a clever slam dunk. The blurb on the home page of Chrome Experiments invites first-time hopefuls to play the game where "Video chat meets video game in this new experiment featuring WebGL and WebRTC. Play face-to-face against a friend just by sending a link."

4TH-LEVEL ADVANCEMENT

Speed 30 ft.; Ability Scores Con +4; Attack slam (1d6 + 1d6 acid) ; Special Qualities blindsight 60 feet.

So what is special about Cube Slam? It is the unique mix of modern open source technology deployment that goes behind it that is amazing. Cubeslam is built using WebRTC (video chat with friends in the browser without plugins), getUserMedia API accesses your webcam/microphone, RTCPeerConnection sends audio/video feed to your friends, RTCDataChannel keeps the game in sync, WebGL/ three.js/CSS3 provide real-time 3D rendering gaming and the list goes on and on. It is built on Google Cloud Platform with the app hosted on Google App Engine.

No longer president but now a World Cube Association delegate, Ellis oversees regional competitions, including those on the campus, which draw hundreds of competitors two or three times yearly (although on hold at the moment), assuring a continual turning of the cube at UMD. e24fc04721