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A survivors-like game for the Playdate
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# Core Fault Source code for the Playdate game "Core Fault", made by me (SquidGod) and davemakes. A mini Vampiror Survivors-like game where you control a remoted operated mining droid, using crank operated movement to weave around and fight enemies, get upgrades, and run it back. I handled most of the code, and davemakes handled all the art, music, sfx, and most of the game balancing. You can find it on [Catalog](https://play.date/games/core-fault/) and [Itch IO](https://squidgod.itch.io/core-fault). <img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d899a755-b080-4fdd-b17c-8e6daf68337c" width="400" height="240"/> <img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8d9094c4-5fa4-4ad9-baa1-c8719d4d9440" width="400" height="240"/> <img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/bb47bad9-1c90-497e-9590-076618aa1954" width="400" height="240"/> <img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/363f3a4f-704d-40b3-8174-c4860253377f" width="400" height="240"/> ## Project Structure - `scripts/` - `audio/` - `musicPlayer.lua` - A music manager used to manage the songs being played - `sfxPlayer.lua` - A small helper class to play sfx without reloading the sound file every time - `soundFiles.lua` - A data file to load all the sounds at once in the beginning, for performance reasons - `data/` - `enemyStats.lua` - Holds all enemy stats, so we can change it in one place - `equipmentData.lua` - Holds all equipment stats - `playerStats.lua` - Holds all base player stats - `spawnProbabilities.lua` - Holds all the enemy spawn weights for each depth level - `storedDataManager.lua` - Manages saving and loading data - `unlockData.lua` - Holds all the unlocks and their stats - `upgradeData.lua` - Holds all upgrade stats - `game/` - `gameUI/` - `selectionPanel.lua` - The UI for selecting equipment or upgrades during the run - `streakBackground.lua` - The dynamically animated streaking background - `swapPanel.lua` - The UI for swapping out your equipment - `gameManager.lua` - The overall game state manager that manages the entire run from start to finish - `gameOverScene.lua` - The final scene in a run that shows your results - `startScene.lua` - The beginning scene in a run that shows you your initial equipment choices - `upgradeScene.lua` - The scene between levels that allows you to upgrade your droid - `level/` - `enemies/` - Houses all the enemies - `crab.lua` - `crabMedium.lua` - `enemy.lua` - The parent enemy class that all the enemies extend - `enemyProjectile.lua` - Class that handles the projectile object for enemies - `fly.lua` - `flyMedium.lua` - `slime.lua` - `slimeMedium.lua` - `mapGeneration/` - `mapGenerator.lua` - Generates all the walls and layout of a level - `mapPatterns.lua` - A data file that stores all the different layout types, which I separated out for organization - `ore/` - `ore.lua` - The individual class that instances the ore in a level - `oreSpawner.lua` - Manages spawning ore in empty spots, keeping track of the ore mined, and drawing the ore count - `player/` - `equipment/` - Holds all the equipment constructors - `components/` - A sort of pseudo-entity component system that was created to share functionality/code between equipment - `doesAOEDamage.lua` - `doesDamage.lua` - `equipment.lua` - Parent class for all equipment, and handles upgrading the equipment based on level - `firesProjectile.lua` - `followsPlayer.lua` - `hasCooldown.lua` - `projectile.lua` - `beam.lua` - `discharge.lua` - `peaShooter.lua` - `plasmaCannon.lua` - `pocketDrill.lua` - `radioWaves.lua` - `shockProd.lua` - `staticField.lua` - `subterraneanRocket.lua` - `upgrades/` - Holds all upgrade constructors - `attackSpeed.lua` - `critChance.lua` - `critDamage.lua` - `damage.lua` - `health.lua` - `healthRegen.lua` - `moveSpeed.lua` - `piercing.lua` - `restoration.lua` - `healthbar.lua` - Keeps track of player health and draws the health bar - `player.lua` - Handles pretty much everything related to the player (movement, drawing, collision, equipment, upgrades, etc.) - `hud.lua` - Manages drawing the XP and remaining time - `levelScene.lua` - Scene for managing each individual level, which parents everything else in this folder - `libraries/` - `AnimatedSprite.lua` - By Whitebrim: animation state machine - `SceneManager.lua` - The scene manager that I made a tutorial on that manages switching between scenes - `title/` - `titleScene.lua` - Title screen UI - `unlockScene.lua` - Unlocks screen UI - `main.lua` - Globals, main update, and handles loop to update projectiles ## License All code is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
