I thought I’d take the time to share my implementation of the Snowspeeder movement in Hoth Strike. If you’ve played the prototypes of this game you’ll notice that the speeder is restricted to vertical movement. It sits static in the centre of the playfield and everything else moves around it. All sprites in the game [...]
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