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Part 2: Building a Cybersecurity Game with Three.js - Inspired by Google’s Interland
4 projects | dev.to | 8 Nov 2022

In part 1 of this series, I talked about how we were inspired by Google Interland's Reality River and decided to build a cybersecurity game similar to it with three.js called Exploit. We wanted to create a lightweight browser-based game that would be fun, engaging, and educational. As complete beginners who are learning three.js for the first time and also our first game-building experience.
Building a Cybersecurity Game with Three.js - Inspired by Google’s Interland
1 project | dev.to | 27 Oct 2022

We are currently building the game environment. We already have the fully functional little game character we call “threat hunter”. Maybe we will come up with a cooler name later on. This little guy - very similar to the Interland's character - moves forward in their environment, answers questions, and collects points. We are constantly filing issues and documenting our progress in our GitHub repository. This is going to be a many part series. So stay tuned for the next blog!