Selected work / Case study
Witness Lexington
A 3D history game set at Lexington, April 1775.
Build & tests checkedOverview
A static three.js game about the night ride and dawn muster at Lexington in April 1775. It runs in the browser with no runtime dependencies, account, or API.
- three.js
- JavaScript
- WebGL
- Web Audio
The problem
History lessons often hand over a conclusion. This game asks the player to piece together what happened at Lexington Green from conflicting evidence.
My contribution
I built a browser game with a night-ride opening, a dawn muster, an evidence notebook with source labels, and a short evidence-based essay. It has no combat or timer.
How it's built
Static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with a checked-in three.js bundle for low-poly WebGL scenes. Web Audio synthesizes the soundtrack, and localStorage keeps checkpoints and drafts. Node built-ins produce self-contained HTML builds.
What's verified
Build passes, 352 test checks pass, and 24 local pages load.
Re-checked on main at 63143ad on October 29, 2026: the build succeeded and npm test passed all 352 non-browser checks. An earlier check found all 24 local paths returned HTTP 200. A full browser playthrough was not verified.
What remains unverified
The 352 checks run without a browser, using renderer and audio stand-ins. WebGL rendering, real input, and audio quality across browsers still need a full playthrough check. No hosted demo is linked.
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