angais/fable5-mc

This is a Minecraft-style voxel game that runs entirely in a web browser, built as a learning and experimentation project. It has no affiliation with Mojang or Microsoft. You open it through any local web server and play without installing anything, because the whole game is plain HTML and JavaScript. All the visuals are generated from code at startup: there are no image files for textures and no audio files for sounds. Every texture is painted onto a canvas by the program itself, and every sound effect, from footsteps to explosions, is produced by the browser's built-in audio system. The world is also generated from code rather than a pre-made map, using mathematical noise functions to produce terrain with different biomes including plains, forests, deserts, snowy tundras, mountains, and oceans. Caves tunnel through the underground, and ore veins appear at realistic depth ranges. Gameplay works in first-person. You can walk, sprint, sneak, swim, and toggle creative flying. You mine blocks by holding the mouse button, and blocks have individual hardness values that affect how long they take to break. You can also place blocks and build structures. TNT is included, with chain reactions and camera shake. The world, including any edits you make, saves automatically to your browser's local storage, so your progress persists between sessions. The game runs in chunks: as you move around, new sections of terrain load in and distant ones unload to keep performance manageable. Lighting updates when you place or remove torches, and the sky transitions through a full day and night cycle over about twenty minutes. The README is clear about what the project does not include. There are no mobs, no item drops, no survival inventory system, no water flow, and no redstone logic. It plays like a creative mode with timed mining. The author describes it as a test project for learning rather than a finished product.