The Boogeyman Front End Game
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. 2D Side Scroller Made with Vanilla JavaScript and Canvas
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Controls: Use the left, right, and up arrow keys to avoid obstacles
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The Boogeyman is a 2D front-end side-scroller game; inspired by the 1978 film "Halloween".
On Halloween night, everyone is entitled to one good scare.
Use the left, right, and up arrow keys to avoid obstacles.
A primary player class was created with properties representing, size, shape, and positioning. An input handler was created to register inputs and affect player movement and physics. An update method was also included to exist in the canvas animation loop.
Images are redrawn onto the canvas at 60 frames per second and the canvas is cleared at the start of each animation.
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