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2D Side Scroller : Final Version


Ninja Frog Training



The goal is to get your Ninja Frog through the trials. You'll need to platform, solve puzzles and avoid spikes to make your way through levels of increasing difficulty to get to the golden room at the end.


The Controls appear on Screen but for clarity here they are again:

W,A,D to Move
S to Crouch
SPACE to Jump
CTRL to Reset to the last Checkpoint


This version features:
  • A complete set of 3 levels broken up into 9 rooms.
  • Fully implemented movement and controls with camera chase and lookahead.
  • Complete Checkpoint System that when the player touches a Checkpoint sets their respawn to it.
  • Complete Hazards, with spikes that send you back to the last checkpoint and animated spike blocks that move around. 
  • Complete artistic assets with backgrounds and midgrounds as well as all other art assets.
  • Removed Unused assets from development and cleared up file structure.

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