I Tried Making a 3D RPG Game in JavaScript

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What I'll cover:
* Getting a basic 3d world up and running.
* Replicating a basic version of Unity's GameObject architecture.
* Adding third person movement and a third person camera.
* Adding HTML ui elements such as icons, inventory, stats, quests.
* Enemy AI

Like always, full source is available, just check the github repo. Go ahead and do whatever you want with it.

Various clips/assets from:

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is an action role-playing/adventure game developed by Nintendo and released in 2017.

Quaternius has a lot of free 3d model assets on their site, check them out!

And even more free animated models at Mixamo.

[antoniojoaquinfuck]

“Future Simon will have to clean this up”. Yup you’re a dev alright

[lorenzolo]

"I'm gonna spend a couple of days building a funny little game in JS"
Then there's me: 2 months to make an app that fetches 5 doggos pictures from an API made for babies.

[quaternius]

Hey! Thank you so much for using my assets :)

[burak]

im started learning javascript 10 days ago.
watching this video is like, watching thru a portal opened to another galaxy.

[kanpekiken]

“How hard can it be”

Idk pretty hard lol...

[marcelbricman]

hes like: i‘ll steal this little bit from myself

i‘m like: i‘ma wait this out and steal the finished thing

[zensumarai]

this guy broke the limit of web devlopment. salute to you

[raffitchakmakjian]

"some npcs, towns, shops n stuff, it could look good." lol, the calmness.

[faraz_qureshi]

Massive respect for doing this. Comes from an amateur who's trying to build 2d games purely in JS. This is just breathtaking. You got another subscriber

[aidanivesdavis]

As someone just learning about this, I find it so cool how you're pulling from your old work to make a new project. It makes the whole thing seem way less daunting. And also, it's cool to think that whatever crap you make today might be something useful for tomorrow's project! Very cool to watch you make this on several different levels.

[Yue]

"Welcome to Honeywood adventurer" I see you are a man of culture :D

[jmddotfm]

Loving this accelerated format tackling bigger end to end projects! Makes a good contrast to the slower more detailed ones while giving a big picture overview of how the smaller systems slot together.

[Yenrabbit]

I love how information-dense this is. You clearly explain a LOT of work in a short time. Impressive stuff, thanks for sharing :)

[abhyaskanaujia]

**me** wakes up with motivation to learn three.js
**youtube recommendation** here's a whole channel just about that

[craftedtunesentertainment]

The problem is how he casually explains building a functioning game in three days using only JS like it's nothing while my amateur a$s is over here simping in total awe and reverence. Anyways nuff said, I subscribed.

[IljaDidDevs]

AI already looking better than one in cyberpunk

[monad_tcp]

2:05 Square Enix be like, whatever, ship it. massive big swords ! everyone likes

[dadimwinning]

"But they just swing at each other. This is kinda boring. Let´s make them hurt each other."
LOL

[guineaprof]

Didn't know JavaScript could do this! I'm learning programming and this is an awesome project you've created!

[jaydenmoon]

This was crazy fun to watch - I love how you call out your own code a lot :D - thanks for an amazing game video