Jan 07, 2019  Firebase Defence is a new spin on the traditional tower defence gameplay. You have to defend yourself from the waves upon waves of incoming enemies. You are free to build, place and manage your available resources. Featuring the best practices in industry and plug-and-play components, Defense Travel System streamlines the entire process involved in global Department of Defense (DoD) travel.

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• Build your Firebase
  
• Defend it at all costs
  
• Get home alive (Optional)

Firebase Defence is a new spin on the traditional tower defence gameplay. You have to defend yourself from the waves upon waves of incoming enemies.
You are free to build, place and manage your available resources and units in any way you want. But failing to balance those will result in defeat!

• Construction! - You choose how your Firebase should look and function.
  
• Different units with very different play styles - Using the right combination of your units is the key to a successful defence.
  
• Manage ammunition - Different units uses different ammunition, you need to make sure they never run out.
  
• A wide variety of different enemies - From small and almost harmless, to huge and dangerous that will level your Firebase to the ground if not dealt with.
  
• Mission variety - Different missions require different strategies.
  
• Survival mode - Unlockable extra mode that gets progressively more difficult.

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• OS: Windows 7
  
• Processor: 2 GHz
  
• Memory: 4 MB RAM
  
• Graphics: DirectX 9.0 Compatible Card
  
• DirectX: Version 9.0
  
• Storage: 200 MB available space

Edit: The answer is to use firebase realtime database.I wrote a library for the next person.- Question -I am implementing two player chess game (www.halfchess.com) and am considering using firebase messaging (instead of using sockets to create rooms and two player matches). The game would involve sending 60-100 chess moves as messages between two devices in two to three minutes (that can be android or iOS). My nodejs server would have code that enables device to device messaging (receiving from one player and sending to other).I cannot use Google Game Services because I don't have google login implemented in my app (I only plan to keep facebook login). The advantages of using firebase (compared to sockets) is that I will have to write much lesser code (reconnections, etc) and it would take care of scalability issues.My questions are:-(1) Will there be problems when the users playing against each other are on two iOS devices (instead of android's)? March madness schedule. (such as higher latency)(2) If a user is changing location physically and a message that contains a chess move is undelivered, when will it be retried?(3) For a fast game of chess, will the latency be manageable? This is like 8-10 times the speed of normal chatting.While I read more on the topic, perhaps someone who has already experimented can comment. I'm sure the answers above will work but, I was having a tough time getting them to function.

This is what eventually worked for me and my firebase chat app! Hopefully, this will help some folks out there.I was able to add a chess game to my firebase chat app and, all I used was an iframe! However, it didn't work the first time because, all I did was add the iframe coding to my app.This is how I got my iframe to work in a firebase app.First, change directory (cd) into your chat app's 'public' folder (where you would typically run the 'firebase deploy' command) and, add your iframe to the 'index.html' document located there. Use this address for your iframe's source URL (src).src='chess/index.html'. It wont work right if you do not include the 'index.html' page name!Next, I created a new folder named 'chess' in the same public directory and I added the chess game's 'index.html' doc and dependanciess to it (js,css,images.etc).And last, but not lease, open a terminal in the same 'public' folder and run 'firebase deploy' to upload the whole thing to your firebase account and console.Done!I'm pretty sure that including your chess app docs inside of your firebase app is what made the iframe finally work. I also wrapped the iframe with a couple of 'div' tags but, I'm not sure if that made any difference.Please, feel free to come and take a look but, you'll have to sign in with Google to gain entry!.After that, just right-click anywhere on the page and select 'view source' to see the code.