Space fight 2
A free shooter game — play it in your browser, no install. A browser-based space shooter game built with HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript, featuring wave-based combat and boss battles.
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A browser-based space shooter I built with vanilla JavaScript and the HTML5 Canvas API. It has 10 waves with a boss in each one, runs in any browser, and needs no installation.
This project started from a YouTube tutorial that showed how to build a basic space shooter in JavaScript — a rocket that moves up and down, UFOs flying across the screen, and simple collision detection. After finishing it, I kept going instead of moving on.
I started adding things I wanted to see in the game: a wave system, bosses, a sound system, mobile controls, settings that save between sessions.
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