Space to Destroy is a simple twin stick shooter than I developed in Unity. Use the robot to shoot all of the evil robots that spawn from the buildings. Defeat as many evil robots as possible and avoid getting damaged.
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Space Shooter Improved is a Pico-8 game that I developed as an example for the Knoxville Game Design talk in July 2019. It is inspired by classic space shooter games such as Space Invaders, Galaga, Galaxian, and Titan Attacks.
The basic gameplay is moving your ship to avoid the enemy aliens and their projectiles. The game currently has three types of enemies. The green alien moves back and forth horizontally. The orange alien moves in a straight line horizontally and wraps around the screen. The hot pink alien is stationary, but takes two shots to destroy.
There are two powerups in the game that occasionally drop as aliens are defeated. The orange flashing orb increases your fire rate and the red flashing orb increases your shot distance.
There are seven levels in the game, and the game loops back to the first level after completing the last level.
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Space Dude was the first game that I developed for NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) emulators. All of the code was written in 6502 assembly and the graphics were created in YY-CHR.
You fly a space ship and must shot the enemy ships.
Related article: Creating My First NES Game
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