Instructions are in game.
The platformer engine used is a modified version of one made by griffpatch. Credit goes to him. Link to tutorial used: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/ All sprite work, and music was done by me, and the majority of coding was done by me, aside from the exception explained above. Beepbox.co was used to create the majority of the music for the game --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- March 27, 2018- Added full 360 degree shooting. I originally held off from this because I felt it didn't work with the sprites, and I wanted the game to be more similar to Cuphead. However, I think that these controls improve game-play a lot, outweighing the other negatives. November 5th, 2017, there can't possibly be a better day to release a Halloween themed game. This game was made as a school project for our scratch unit. We were tasked with creating a game that demonstrated understanding of loops, variables, movement, and a few other aspects of scratch. Because I already had an understanding of how scratch worked, I decided to challenge myself to create the most polished game I possibly could. My original plans were to have my game take place in a laboratory, with vibrant colours guiding the player where to shoot. Unfortunately, due to time restraints, and a lack of inspiration, I changed my plans to fit more of a Halloween theme. This process went on until I ended up with this final product. Even if I missed Halloween of 2017 by a few days, I'm still proud of what I was able to accomplish, and am happy with my final product. I hope you enjoy! (Tbh this game has a dumb name, so if you have any suggestions leave them in the comments and I'll consider them!) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Change log: November 7th 2017: -added support for arrow keys -slightly changed the spawn position
