A modern reinterpretation of classic arcade shooters, built with fast movement, fuel based survival, and clean, responsive game feel.
Fuel Field began as a small Asteroids style movement prototype and evolved into a modern arcade survival shooter built in Phaser 3. The project blends retro design cues with responsive feedback systems, layered audio, and a fuel driven mobility loop that pushes players to constantly move, evade danger, and manage resources.
The experience is built around three core pillars: clarity (clean UI and readable threats), responsiveness (inertia based controls, knockback, warning cues), and tension (fuel as a survival limiter, escalating threats, and an idle triggered comet attack). A light upgrade layer adds replay value without expanding beyond the intended arcade scope.
This project was formally documented in my CI587 Web Development for Games report, where I broke down design intent, implementation decisions, and iteration outcomes.
