#Looking for Guidance on Sharing a First-Person Game Demo with the Three.js Team

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lucid basin
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Hi everyone!

My name is Fabio Moraes, I'm Brazilian and a Software Engineering student. Recently, I developed a first-person (FP) game prototype that can be played directly in the mobile browser, both in landscape and portrait orientations. This prototype uses joystick controls and is entirely built with Three.js, Vite, React, and TypeScript.

I am very excited about the potential of Three.js and would like to share my demo with the community. I believe it can be an interesting and inspiring addition for other developers who are exploring the creation of games and interactive experiences with these tools.

Could you guide me on the best way to contact the Three.js team to see if they would consider sharing my demo on the official website or other community platforms?

Here is the link to the demo: https://game-fps-joystick.vercel.app/

Thank you very much for your help and attention!

white marsh
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It takes a while and lots of positive community feedback and then just when Mr. Doob feals like it to update the home page.

If you want to get your project out I would share it in the showcase here, post it on the showcase forums, and promote it on twitter.

In generally though I would at least get your own domain and not host on vercel.

Also you'll need a desktop version of your controls/demo

And if it's a platform/library I would suggest starting to write up docs and also share the github repo

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And a quick glance at it it looks ok, but is very basic compared to a lot of the FPS or control systems out there