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Spacecape

A 2D top-down space shooter made using Flutter and Flame engine.

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Last push (UTC)
Oct 12, 2025
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Spacescape

 

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🚧 Spacescape 🚀 Under construction... 🚧

About   |   Features   |   Technologies   |   Requirements   |   Starting   |   License   |   Author


:dart: About

Spacescape is a 2D top-down space shooter written in dart using Flutter and the awesome Flame engine.

:sparkles: Features

:heavy_check_mark: It works! 😅

:rocket: Technologies

The following tools were used in this project:

:white_check_mark: Requirements

Before starting :checkered_flag:, you need to have Git and Flutter installed.

:checkered_flag: Starting

# Clone this project
$ git clone https://github.com/ufrshubham/spacescape

# Access
$ cd spacescape

# Install dependencies
$ flutter pub get

# Run the project
$ flutter run

# The server will run the game on any connect and supported device.

:memo: License

This project is under license from MIT. For more details, see the LICENSE file.

Made with :brain: by Ryuzaki

 

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DevKage ↗

Expert at starting new game projects but not finishing them. I guess I am a game developer 😅

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LanguagesDartC++CMakeHTMLPythonCSwiftKotlinObjective-C

Categories

# flutter-game# flame-game# 2d-game# top-down-game# game# flutter# flame# spaceshoorter# spacescape# space-shooter# dart# flame-engine# 2d-top

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