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A 2.5D game uses either 3D or 2D to simulate the other. In modern day, a 2.5D game normally uses a 3D graphics engine but sticks to a 2D plane (e.g. Trine). More historically it would mean a game that uses 2D images to create the illusion of a third dimension (e.g. Diablo 2).
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Good resources for 2.5D and rendering walls, floors, and sprites
Here's a very detailed tutorial: Creating pseudo 3D games with HTML 5 canvas and raycasting. The key search term is "pseudo 3d game."
Also I posted the text of the tutorials scgrn mentioned. (I …
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