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hanPixel is a pixel-art portfolio game created using Ebiten, a 2D game library for Go. This project was built from scratch to showcase fundamental game mechanics. While some implementations are not fully modular (maybe it's hard to read and change), the project serves as a demonstration of basic foundational game dev concepts. Now all players can do multiplayer via peer-to-peer, but since STUN is used, there is a possibility that some players may not be able to establish a direct connection due to strict NAT types.

• Online Multiplayer (Peer-to-Peer) Utilizes WebRTC with STUN for peer-to-peer multiplayer. A signaling server is required, accessible at hanPixel_SignalingServer.

• Collision Detection. Detects collisions between the player, NPCs, and obstacles.

• Pixel-Perfect Obstacle Collisions. Ensures accurate interaction with obstacles using pixel-based collision logic.

• Render Order Logic. Determines front and back object rendering dynamically for depth simulation.

• Frame-Based Animation. NPCs animate based on predefined frame sequences.

• Zoom Factor Support. Zoom level can be adjusted via code (note: current implementation could be improved).

• Textboxes on Interaction. Displays dialogue or information upon collision with certain objects or NPCs.

• Touchscreen Support (Mobile). Touch input enabled for better mobile gameplay experience.

• Keyboard & Mouse Support (Desktop). Full control support for desktop environments.

• pion/webrtc
• coder/websocket
• hajimehoshi/ebiten

Before running the project, make sure all Go module dependencies are fetched:

go mod tidy

To serve the project locally using WebAssembly:

go run github.com/hajimehoshi/wasmserve@latest ./path/to/thisProject

Feel free to explore, fork, or contribute. This project is a sandbox for experimenting and learning about 2D game development with Go and Ebiten!