<commit_before># esviji

A variation around the famous Bubble Bobble game, in which you have to destroy balls and gain points as long as you can!

To know how to play, please run the tutorial available on the launch screen of the game.

## Features

- Vectorial interface, scalled to fit any viewport size without any visual loss, optimized for portrait orientation
- Multiple interaction options: keyboard, mouse & touch
- Current game persistence: close your browser and resume your game when you return
- Full off-line support

This game came out of my mind 20 years ago thanks to the great platform that were [HP 48 calculators](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP-48_series) (I've had 3 of them). I loved playing Bubble Bobble, Tetris and other casual game on my HP, but was also eager to develop my own game (a sily habit I have to develop games to discover new platforms/languages), and came with this idea of a kind of mashup of Tetris and Bubble Bobble.

I never found a satisfying name for this game, so I now took "esviji", a word game on "SVG".

esviji is open source, under MIT licence, feel free to <a href="https://github.com/nhoizey/esviji">fork it on Github</a>, make pull requests and open issues for bugs and improvement ideas.

## Supported platforms
<commit_msg>Bubble Bobble -> Puzzle Bobble of course!<commit_after># esviji

A variation around the famous [Puzzle Bobble](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puzzle_Bobble) game (a.k.a. Bust-a-Move), in which you have to destroy balls and gain points as long as you can!

To know how to play, please run the tutorial available on the launch screen of the game.

## Features

- Vectorial interface, scalled to fit any viewport size without any visual loss, optimized for portrait orientation
- Multiple interaction options: keyboard, mouse & touch
- Current game persistence: close your browser and resume your game when you return
- Full off-line support

This game came out of my mind 20 years ago thanks to the great platform that were [HP 48 calculators](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP-48_series) (I've had 3 of them). I loved playing Puzzle Bobble, Tetris and other casual game on my HP, but was also eager to develop my own game (a sily habit I have to develop games to discover new platforms/languages), and came with this idea of a kind of mashup of Puzzle Bobble and other games.

I never found a satisfying name for this game, so I now took "esviji", a word game on "SVG".

esviji is open source, under MIT licence, feel free to <a href="https://github.com/nhoizey/esviji">fork it on Github</a>, make pull requests and open issues for bugs and improvement ideas.

## Supported platforms

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