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''n-gon'' was created primarily with [[wikipedia:JavaScript|JavaScript]] using the [https://brm.io/matter-js/ matter.js] 2D physics library, as well with [[wikipedia:HTML|HTML]] and [[wikipedia:CSS|CSS]]. The code is free and open-source and can be found on [https://github.com/landgreen/n-gon GitHub]. [[Community maps]] and [[mods]] are a major part of the game. | ''n-gon'' was created primarily with [[wikipedia:JavaScript|JavaScript]] using the [https://brm.io/matter-js/ matter.js] 2D physics library, as well with [[wikipedia:HTML|HTML]] and [[wikipedia:CSS|CSS]]. The code is free and open-source and can be found on [https://github.com/landgreen/n-gon GitHub]. [[Community maps]] and [[mods]] are a major part of the game. | ||
There is also a [[Training Mode|Training Mode,]] which teaches you how to play, as well as an Experiment/Testing Mode, which lets you test anything. | |||
Landgreen first worked on the games "''Mech''", "''spacetime''", "''ballistics''", and "''portal''", which are now seen as the predecessors to ''n-gon''. There were then versions of the games "''sidescroller''" and "''LandGame''", before the first official version of ''n-gon'' came out in 2018. Check the [[history]] page for more info. | Landgreen first worked on the games "''Mech''", "''spacetime''", "''ballistics''", and "''portal''", which are now seen as the predecessors to ''n-gon''. There were then versions of the games "''sidescroller''" and "''LandGame''", before the first official version of ''n-gon'' came out in 2018. Check the [[history]] page for more info. | ||
Revision as of 00:06, 25 January 2025
- There's another NGON; did you perhaps mean that one?
n-gon (stylized in all lowercase) is a 2018 American browser 2D roguelike physics-based platformer game made by Ross Landgreen. Described as a "2d roguelike sidescroller", its main focus is using realistic/theoretical weapons, abilities, and technology to upgrade the playable character m, and fight dangerous mobs, as you travel through multiple maps. n-gon has been described as "the Yotsuba of browser games" and was nominated for the title of 2025 n-community favorite game.
n-gon was created primarily with JavaScript using the matter.js 2D physics library, as well with HTML and CSS. The code is free and open-source and can be found on GitHub. Community maps and mods are a major part of the game.
There is also a Training Mode, which teaches you how to play, as well as an Experiment/Testing Mode, which lets you test anything.
Landgreen first worked on the games "Mech", "spacetime", "ballistics", and "portal", which are now seen as the predecessors to n-gon. There were then versions of the games "sidescroller" and "LandGame", before the first official version of n-gon came out in 2018. Check the history page for more info.