fleas phaser
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A Phaser port of Fleas, a prediction game and geometric simulation with conserved flea area.
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Controls: A random population of fleas is generated
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A browser-based Phaser port of the original Fleas game/simulation written in Greenfoot in 2014.
This commit preserves the best working version before replacing the original prototype movement with parabolic/Newtonian jumping.
The current movement deliberately uses simple deterministic grid-step motion toward a target flea. This makes the simulation easy to inspect and provides a reference implementation against which the later physics version can be compared.
chains of fleas feeding on other feeding fleas.
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