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little spaceship

A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. A vertical shoot 'em up built from scratch in Java. Deterministic, engine-agnostic core with zero libGDX coupling; runs in the browser through TeaVM and on desktop from the same code.

by @LuchoC-Dev · LuchoC-Dev/little-spaceship on GitHubLANG JavaHOSTED ON LUCHOC-DEV.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 7 Sep 2026

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Controls: Move: arrow keys · Fire: space · Bomb / special: x

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A vertical shoot 'em up built from scratch in Java: pixel-art, single-player, one level. It runs on libGDX and ships to the browser through TeaVM, with a desktop target sharing the same simulation core. It is a portfolio piece, so architecture, tests, CI, documentation and deployment count as part of the deliverable, not just a game that runs.

It is not a remake. No code or assets from any earlier project were reused; the only thing carried over is the fantasy — piloting a ship against threats that come from above.

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