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Latest Scripts from JavaScript Source
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Warcraft2 by Feng.Chun
A warcraft game demo was written with JSGF(JavaScript Game Framework). Read More
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Triangular Numbers by Upali Jinatissa
Triangular Numbers Read More
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Falling by Tim Withers
A typing game where you have to type correct words to make the ball drop to the line below. Read More
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7block by David Pan
7block is a simple but deceptively hard game in which the goal is to stack moving blocks to the top. Read More
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Alarm by Divyanshu Kalra
Set a alarm! Read More
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