JavaScript 2D Shooting Game

Demo

Play the game online: link

About

This is a 2D shooting game developed entirely from scratch using JavaScript as part of PBL Exercise I at Ehime University, Faculty of Engineering. The game features classic arcade-style gameplay with modern improvements and clean, maintainable code structure.

Key Features

• Pure JavaScript Implementation: Built without external game frameworks
• Responsive Controls: Smooth player movement and shooting mechanics
• Enemy AI: Various enemy types with different movement patterns
• Item System: Power-ups and items dropped by defeated enemies
• Score System: Track your performance and compete for high scores

Recent Improvements

This project has been enhanced from the original PBL deliverable with the following improvements:

• Code Refactoring: Improved code organization and maintainability
• Item Drop System: Enemies now drop items when defeated
• File Structure Reorganization: Better project organization
• Performance Optimizations: Smoother gameplay experience

Technologies Used

• HTML5: Game structure and canvas element
• CSS3: Styling and responsive design
• JavaScript: Core game logic and mechanics
• PHP: Server-side functionality (if applicable)

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• A modern web browser with HTML5 Canvas support
• Local web server (for development)

Installation

1. Clone the repository

git clone git@github.com:j341nono/2Dshooting.git
cd 2Dshooting

2. Open game.html in your web browser or serve it through a local web server

How to Play

• Movement: Use arrow keys or WASD to move your character
• Shooting: Press spacebar to shoot
• Objective: Defeat enemies and collect items to achieve the highest score possible

Project Structure

├── game.html          # Main game file
├── css/              # Stylesheets
├── js/               # JavaScript game logic
├── asset/           # Game asset (images, sounds)
└── README.md         # This file

Acknowledgments

This project was developed with reference to the source code published by akichon. The original tutorial and source code can be found at: https://aki28.com/f/stg2/

Team

Developed by Group G (G班) - PBL Exercise I, Faculty of Engineering, Ehime University

License

This project is created for educational purposes as part of university coursework.

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