Pixel Beast

Pixel Beast is a 2D game developed in the Godot Engine. The core gameplay revolves around taking control of powerful mythological beasts ,Experience classic 8-bit action! Dive into a charming pixel-art world full of challenges. Run, jump, and battle unique enemies across epic levels.

Defeat mighty bosses, unlock upgrades, and test your skills. A modern take on a retro adventure! Can you conquer the pixel realm? The project is currently configured for a web release via platforms like itch.io.

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Features

• Mythological Transformations: Play as various powerful beasts drawn from different global cultures, each offering distinct mechanics and playstyles.
• 2D Environment: Built entirely as a 2D experience within the Godot Engine, focusing on clear visuals and precise physics.
• Web-Ready: Designed and optimized to be compiled and played directly in modern web browsers.

Controls

Action	Key Binding
Move Left / Right	Arrow Keys
Jump	Space / W
attack / Interact	Enter
Pause Menu	Escape

Hero

2. upcoming soon

environment

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

6.

enemy

1. dragonasur
2. alphashur

3. 4. 5.

Prerequisites

To run or edit the project from the source code, you will need:

• Godot Engine (Version 4.x recommended)
• Git (for version control)

Installation and Setup

1. download the Release

     https://github.com/oggythebuilder/Pixel-Beast/releases/tag/v.1

2. Import into Godot:

   • Open the Godot Project Manager.
   • Click Import.
   • Navigate to the folder where you cloned the repository.
   • Select the project.godot file and click Import & Edit.

3. Run the Game:

   • Press F5 (or the Play button) in the Godot editor to start the main scene.

Web Deployment (itch.io)

To export the game for your planned web release:

1. In Godot, go to Project > Export.
2. Add a Web preset.
3. If your game fails to run on the web after uploading, ensure you check the export settings regarding SharedArrayBuffer and threading, as Godot 4 web exports require specific server headers.
4. Click Export Project and upload the resulting .zip file to your itch.io dashboard.

Credits

• Developer: oggythebuilder
• Engine: Godot Engine

License

Distributed under the MIT License.