Remake Retro Games with JavaScript

Remake Retro Games with JavaScript, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 70 lectures, based on 33 reviews, and has 3301 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to animate game characters Build a browser based game from start to finish Explore the basics of game design Create multiple different enemy types with different visuals and behaviours Implement 3 weapon types and boss battles Write JavaScript code from scratch with no frameworks and no libraries This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner JavaScript developers, who already know the basics and are ready to start with more complex, fun projects It is particularly useful for Beginner JavaScript developers, who already know the basics and are ready to start with more complex, fun projects.

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Summary

Title: Remake Retro Games with JavaScript

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 70

Number of Published Lectures: 70

Number of Curriculum Items: 70

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 70

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to animate game characters
Build a browser based game from start to finish
Explore the basics of game design
Create multiple different enemy types with different visuals and behaviours
Implement 3 weapon types and boss battles
Write JavaScript code from scratch with no frameworks and no libraries

Who Should Attend

Beginner JavaScript developers, who already know the basics and are ready to start with more complex, fun projects

Target Audiences

Beginner JavaScript developers, who already know the basics and are ready to start with more complex, fun projects

Old is gold. Let’s get inspired by the classic games from the 80’s and add our own graphics and game features. Explore the interstellar void and use 3 different weapon types to burn through swarms of space bugs of different types, some larger than the others.

We will start with a game loosely inspired by the classic Space Invaders arcade and we will experiment with different additional features such as boss battles, super weapons and different enemy types.

Let’s explore object oriented programming with JavaScript and implement a useful set of basic 2D game development techniques such as object pool design pattern, sprite animation, timing and staggering techniques using timestamps and much more.

Don’t forget to download all the bonus gifts. Students of this course will get a pack of premium quality 2D game art, this time in a sci-fi space theme. You can also download the source code from multiple stages of the project, as we gradually add more features.

We will implement multiple enemy types:

Beetlemorph – basic enemy, 1 hit is enough

Rhinomorph – armored enemy, multiple lives, multiple damage states

Mantismorph – massive boss size enemy, increasing pool of lives

Eaglemorph – when hit, it will sacrifice a body segment and it will spit it back

Squidmorph – unknown alien bug, use everything we learned to implement your own unique enemy type

and more …

Have fun!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What will we learn? (Project features)

Chapter 2: JavaScript Space Invaders

Lecture 1: Project Setup

Lecture 2: Game and player objects

Lecture 3: Keyboard controls

Lecture 4: Object pool

Lecture 5: Enemy waves

Lecture 6: Collision detection

Lecture 7: Counting score and drawing game text

Lecture 8: Game restart method

Lecture 9: Beetlemorph enemy class

Lecture 10: Sprite animation explained

Lecture 11: Animation timing

Lecture 12: Player animation

Lecture 13: Extra features: Armored enemies

Lecture 14: Rhinomorph enemy class

Lecture 15: Extra features: Boss battles

Lecture 16: Boss class

Lecture 17: Boss movement

Lecture 18: Boss vs player collision

Lecture 19: Extra features: Super weapons

Lecture 20: 2 laser classes

Lecture 21: Laser damage

Lecture 22: Resource management

Lecture 23: Eaglemorph enemy class

Lecture 24: Enemy projectiles

Lecture 25: Projectile interactions

Lecture 26: Squidmorph enemy class

Lecture 27: Lobstermorph enemy class

Chapter 3: JavaScript Planetary Defense

Lecture 1: Project Setup

Lecture 2: Planet and Game Class

Lecture 3: Mouse Position

Lecture 4: Player Spaceship

Lecture 5: A little bit of Math

Lecture 6: Understand Canvas Rotation

Lecture 7: Debug Mode

Lecture 8: Object Pool

Lecture 9: Player Projectiles

Lecture 10: Enemy Pool

Lecture 11: Collision Detection

Lecture 12: Periodic Events

Lecture 13: Asteroid Enemy Class

Lecture 14: Sprite Animation

Lecture 15: Lobstermorph Enemy Class

Lecture 16: Game Text

Lecture 17: Player Lives

Lecture 18: Beetlemorph Enemy Class

Lecture 19: Rhinomorph Enemy Class

Chapter 4: JavaScript Mobile Game

Lecture 1: Make your first mobile game

Lecture 2: Project Setup

Lecture 3: Make Everything Responsive

Lecture 4: Enemy Class

Lecture 5: Object Pool Design Pattern

Lecture 6: Periodic Triggers

Lecture 7: Mouse Controls

Lecture 8: Collision Detection

Lecture 9: Touch Events

Lecture 10: Game Text

Lecture 11: Start and Restart

Lecture 12: Fullscreen Games

Lecture 13: Simple Crew Members

Lecture 14: Simple Enemy Type

Lecture 15: Sprite Animation

Lecture 16: Animation Timing

Lecture 17: Debug Mode

Lecture 18: Enemy Variety

Lecture 19: Randomized Space Crew

Lecture 20: State Management in Games

Lecture 21: State Design Pattern

Lecture 22: Sounds

Instructors

Frank Dvorak
Front End Web Developer & Instructor at Frank's Laboratory

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