An arkanoid game with a godzilla bouncing a (fire)ball destroying the city building. This is an experiment using Starling and the latest release of Robotlegs 2.0.
Play it at http://abiyasa.com/lab/starling/godrilla/
- Starling 1.3
- Robotlegs 2.0.0
- Robotlegs Starling View Map extension by Jamie Owen
- Use Flash Develop
- Targeted to Flash Player 11.3
- Tested on Flash/Flex SDK 4.6
- Include all swc from
libs/
and all classes fromlib/robotlegs2-starling-viewmap
If you clone this project from a Git repo, please do git submodule init
and git submodule update
after cloning
the project for the first time. This is for getting the Robotlegs Starling View Map extension from GitHub
- Skycrapper textures by hc with some modifications
- Godzilla textures by ~BLZofOZZ with some modifications
- Use sprite for paddle and buildings
- Buildings which will be destroyed and bounce back the ball
- Simple start screen
- Use texture atlas for combining all sprites into 1 texture for less Starling drawing
- Improve the ball bouncing on paddle, bounce different angle based on which part of the paddle the ball hits
Godrilla
Author: I. Abiyasa Suhardi (2013)
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