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This isn't a HTML5 only issue of course. Try to reduce the bandwidth needed for the game. Mobile-devices tend to have slower connections and sometimes people pay for the bandwidth they use. …

Your procedure sounds o.k. Whenever the user clicks somewhere on the canvas/map, take the players current position as starting-point and move to the clicked tile. Instead of having different cases fo …

There are several ways to achieve what you want. The easiest way would be to paint a colorized rectangle above your grayscale image and use one of the following blend-modes: multiply, screen or overla …

You can animate your character by interpolating from the initial position to the target position. You would have to update the position of the player inside your gameUpdate method, before calling dra …

It's an open-source framework that allows you to publish to HTML5, Java (Desktops) and Android. They had a working flash compiler, but that seems to have lagged behind or is no longer maintained. …

Technically yes, but the tools and frameworks for HTML5 development are currently not on the same level as something like Unity. …

Use HTML5 features to allow offline access of your app If your primary goal is to allow the player to play your game offline, then you can also use application-cache to allow offline access of your app …

The Akihabara framework provides special input areas for games when they run on multitouch-devices.

I think it depends on how you're planning to render your graphics. Do you want to include animations? A playing board with a pseudo-3d-view? A top-down view is probably easiest and could be done usin …

I'm not aware of a standard way to deliver a HTML5 game (yet). …

Update: If you'd rather venture into developing games with JavaScript/HTML5, RaphaelJS or PaperJS might be for you. These are "just" libraries to render vector-graphics, not game-engines though. …

I doubt the string concatenation is the culprit here, but you could always use the transform CSS property, which is supported in almost every recent browser. Since most CSS transforms also use px val …

Tiled is very well suited for a platformer. But it really depends on how you design your tiles. Usually you'll have small tiles that are repeatable and form your landscape. Special corner- and edge-ti …