Roadmap.

Checked means implemented. Unchecked means planned. Groups complete only when every item does. Future directions are exploratory.

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• 1. Runtime lifecycle and scheduling
  • Scene creation, replacement and disposal
  • Fixed-step simulation with bounded catch-up
  • Separate update and render callbacks
  • Pause, resume, restart and scene timers
  • Continuous and on-demand rendering
  • Independent game instances and automatic cleanup
• 2. Input actions and controls
  • Keyboard, pointer, multitouch and gamepad adapters
  • Action bindings, pressed/held/released state and cancellation
  • Camera-aware screen/world coordinate conversion
  • Runtime rebinding with saved control profiles
  • Reusable virtual sticks, swipes, drags and slicing gestures
  • Gamepad wake-up for idle demand-mode games
• 3. Movement, collision and cameras
  • Top-down movement and basic platformer controllers
  • Static box/tile collision, triggers and camera follow
  • Reusable coyote time, jump buffering and variable-height jumps
  • One-way platforms, moving platforms and slopes
  • Circle and segment queries, swept ball collision and bounce
  • Collision layers, masks and enter/stay/exit contacts
  • Spatial queries for larger moving-object sets
• 4. Assets, animation and game feel
  • Shared asset ownership and stale-load protection
  • Spritesheets, frame playback, tweens and optional audio
  • Hit flash, camera shake and basic particle recipes
  • Atlas and Aseprite imports with named animation clips
  • Animation states, transitions, completion events and sequencing
  • Reusable squash/stretch, hit-stop, trails and screen transitions
  • Asset bundles with loading, failure and retry states
  • Music crossfades and separate music/effects controls
• 5. Gameplay state and persistence
  • Health, damage, cooldowns, score, turns and inventory
  • Versioned snapshots, validation and migration hooks
  • Browser storage and save-file import/export utilities
  • Complete save/load, resume and save-slot recipes
  • Seeded randomness and recorded-input playback
  • Reusable grid turns, undo/redo and round progression
• 6. Game-authoring workflow and canvas UI
  • createGame with one owned canvas, input and frame loop
  • Composable scenes, direct Pixi access and model bindings
  • Canvas text, panels, buttons and keyed view collections
  • Standalone initializer, editable recipes and web ZIP export
  • Responsive canvas layout, modal focus and reusable control layouts
  • Accessible semantics for canvas menus and controls
  • Collision, input and frame-timing inspection tools
  • Template selection with documented customization points
• 7. Deep React, Vue and Svelte integrations
  • React adapter with hooks, context and selective state subscriptions
  • Vue adapter with composables, provide/inject and reactive bindings
  • Svelte adapter with context, reactive stores and bindings
  • Framework-owned scene and canvas-view composition
  • Typed commands, events and asset/loading/error state
  • Safe SSR, hydration, HMR, route changes and multiple games
  • One game clock without per-frame framework rerenders
• 8. Desktop exports
  • Electron + Forge desktop exporter
  • Windows, macOS and Linux app packages
  • Native save files, fullscreen, window sizing and focus handling
  • Offline assets, audio and controller support in packaged games
  • Signing, notarization and optional update integration
• 9. Levels and navigation
  • Headless tile-grid collision queries
  • Tiled JSON levels with layers, objects and spawn points
  • Editable tile layers and camera culling
  • Grid pathfinding and editable patrol/steering recipes
• 10. Polished, reusable game templates
  • Snake
  • Tic-Tac-Toe
  • 2048
  • Memory Match
  • Whack-a-Mole
  • Minesweeper
  • Pong
  • Breakout
  • Dino Runner
  • Flappy
  • Fruit Ninja
  • Stack
  • Mosslight, Starfall and Crate Club under the same template standard
• Future direction: editor foundations
  • Stable asset/object references and versioned project/scene data
  • Inspectable property metadata and reversible edit commands
  • Shared import/build pipeline and reusable scene definitions
  • Isolated edit/play previews and renderer-neutral tooling
• Later: multiplayer
  • Peer-to-peer game sessions
  • Cloudflare backend
  • Vercel backend
  • Self-hosted VPS backend
  • Session disconnect/reconnect and synchronization contracts