️NodeQuest

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Game application made by team "Crows by Crows".
Node Knockout 2016 Hackathon Entry. A Node.js/Phaser.js product using Express.

NodeQuest is a video game with the following features:

• Premise. You control a samurai, unable to attack but has jumping skills, who must navigate through a poop filled platformer! The horror!

• Design. The team and I wanted to learn about JavaScript and Node.js while making a game.

• Potential endeavors. Much longer level with a working HUD and exciting controls.

✨ Quick Installation

git clone https://github.com/ctrlaltdeleon/nodeknockout2016-cxc.git
cd nodeknockout2016-cxc
npm install
npm start

🎮 Controls

W or ↑ = JUMP
A or ← = LEFT
D or → = RIGHT

Goal: Find the obnoxiously large coin!
WARNING: Watch out for evil emojis!

🤔 What's inside?

A quick look at the top-level files and directories you'll see in this project.

  .
1 ├── images/
2 ├── public/
2 ├── .gitignore
3 ├── app.json
4 ├── index.js
5 ├── LICENSE
6 ├── package-lock.json
7 ├── package.json
8 └── README.md

1. images/: Development process photos.
2. public/: What is distributed to the viewing software so everyone can see your greatest creation!
3. .gitignore: This project is licensed under the MIT license.
4. app.json: A small .json file containing info about the repo.
5. index.js: Proper portability of the repo to the browser, shows where your application is being run on for example localhost:5000.
6. LICENSE: An open source license that protects contributors and users depending on the license chosen.
7. package-lock.json This is an automatically generated file based on the exact versions of your package manager dependencies that were installed for your project. (You won’t change this file directly)
8. package.json: A manifest file for Node.js projects, which includes metadata (the project’s name, author, package names, etc.). This manifest is how npm or yarn knows which packages to install for your project.
9. README.md: A markdown file containing useful reference information about your project. The file you're reading right now!

🌐 Contributors

• @MarkDeguzman
• @MehrikSobreo
• @GeoffWorley
• @ctrlaltdeleon

🚔 License

The code in this project is under a specific open source license.