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Build a playable tile-based platformer on a canvas in the Dangerous Dave style: navigate a level to grab a trophy and then reach the exit, avoiding hazards like fire and water, with jumping and simple enemies. Procedural graphics only, no external assets.
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Build a playable tile-based platformer on a canvas in the Dangerous Dave style: navigate a level to grab a trophy and then reach the exit, avoiding hazards like fire and water, with jumping and simple enemies. Procedural graphics only, no external assets.
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The user wants a tile-based platformer in the "Dangerous Dave" style. Let me think about what makes Dangerous Dave distinctive:
1. **Trophy collection** - Dangerous Dave is famous for trophies you must collect before exiting
2. **Tile-based levels** - Classic 8x8 or 16x16 tile system
3. **Hazards** - Fire (red animated) and Water (blue) tiles that hurt the player
4. **Jumping** - Simple gravity-based platformer physics
5. **Enemies** - Simple patrolling creatures
6. **Exit** - Door/gate that only opens after collecting the trophy
7. **Procedural graphics** - All drawn with canvas primitives, no images
Let me design this carefully:
**Game Structure:**
- Title screen
- Gameplay
- Death/Win screen
- Multiple levels (at least 3-4 procedural levels)
- Score tracking (trophies collected, lives)
**Tile Types:**
- Empty (air)
- Solid brick/wall
- Platform (one-way or solid)
- Trophy
- Exit door (locked until trophy collected)
- Fire hazard
- Water hazard
- Spawn point
- Enemy spawn
**Player Mechanics:**
- Left/right movement
- Jumping (variable height with hold)
- Gravity
- Collision detection with tiles
- Death on touching hazard
- Death on enemy contact (or stomp from above?)
**Visual Style:**
- Use canvas drawing primitives
- Animated fire (flickering)
- Animated water (wavy)
- Pixel-art style made from rectangles
- A Dave-like character (simple sprite drawn with rectangles)
Let me think about the level design. Dangerous Dave has multiple levels. I'll make a few hand-crafted levels using a tile map system.
Tile size: 32x32 pixels, level size 20x15 tiles = 640x480 canvas
**Color Palette:**
- Background: Dark blue/black sky
- Bricks: Brown/orange
- Trophy: Gold/yellow
- Exit: Purple/cyan
- Fire: Red/orange/yellow
- Water: Blue
- Player: Red shirt, blue pants (classic Dave)
- Enemies: Green/purple
**Controls:**
- Arrow keys or WASD for movement
- Space or Up for jump
- R to restart level
- Enter to start
Let me think about level design. I'll create maybe 3-4 levels with increasing difficulty:
Level 1: Simple introduction
- Flat ground with gaps
- One trophy
- One small fire
- No enemies
- Basic platforms
Level 2:
- More platforms
- 2-3 trophies
- Water hazard
- One enemy
Level 3:
- Vertical climbing
- Multiple hazards
- Multiple enemies
- 1 trophy
Level 4:
- Complex layout
- All hazards
- Multiple enemies
- Final challenge
Let me start coding. I'll make it polished with:
- Title screen with animated logo
- HUD showing lives, trophies collected
- Smooth animations
- Death animation (player flashing)
- Trophy pickup sound (using Web Audio API for sound effects)
- Win animation
Let me think about the Web Audio API for sounds. Actually, the requirements say "no external resources, CDNs or network requests" - Web Audio API is fine since it's built-in to the browser.
Sound effects:
- Jump: short upward blip
- Trophy pickup: ascending notes
- Death: descending noise
- Win: victory fanfare
- Splash (water): white noise
- Step: optional
Let me code this up:
```javascript
// Game state
const GAME_STATE = {
TITLE: 0,
PLAYING: 1,
DYING: 2,
WIN_LEVEL: 3,
GAME_OVER: 4,
WIN_GAME: 5
};
// Tile types
const TILE = {
EMPTY: 0,
SOLID: 1,
TROPHY: 2,
EXIT: 3,
FIRE: 4,
WATER: 5,
LADDER: 6,
START: 7,
ENEMY: 8
};
```
Let me think about the player physics:
- Horizontal velocity with acceleration/friction
- Gravity
- Jump with variable height (hold for higher)
- Collision detection: check tiles at each corner and middle of player
For the player sprite, I'll draw Dave:
- 16x24 pixels (half a tile wide, 3/4 tall)
- Red cap, blue shirt, white skin
- Two-frame walk animation
Let me also think about enemies. Simple patrol enemies that walk back and forth on platforms. If they fall off a ledge, they... hmm, in Dangerous Dave they might fall. Let me have them just walk back and forth on their platform.
Actually, simpler: enemies just walk in a fixed pattern. They turn around at walls or edges.
OK, let me start writing the code. I'll aim for a complete, polished game.
I need to be careful about the level data. Let me design Level 1 in detail:
```
S = start, T = trophy, X = exit, F = fire, W = water, E = enemy
# = solid, . = empty
Level 1 (simple intro):
####################
#..................#
#..................#
#....T.............#
#..................#
#.....###.........#
#..................#
#####.....##########
#..................#
#.................S#
####################
```
Hmm, that's not great. Let me think of a real level. Dangerous Dave levels are like:
```
####################
#........T.........#
#..................#
#......##..##......#
#..................#
#....##......##....#
#..................#
#..##............##.
#..................#
#S.................#
####################
```
OK, let me just design simple but interesting levels.
Actually, let me make a function that procedurally generates a level based on parameters. But for the first version, hand-designed levels work better. Let me do 4 hand-designed levels.
Let me think about enemy placement and movement. I'll have enemies that walk on platforms. They have a position, velocity, and patrol range. They turn at walls.
For simplicity, I'll make enemies just walk left and right, and if they hit a wall, they reverse. If there's no ground in front, they... also reverse? Yes, simpler.
Let me think about the level data structure:
- 2D array of tile types
- Player start position
- Enemy positions
- Trophy positions (separate from tile map)
Actually, putting enemies and trophies as tiles is easier. Then in the level init, I'll create enemy objects from the enemy tiles.
Let me code this all up now. I'll write a complete, polished game.
```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Dangerous Dave - Tribute</title>
<style>
body {
margin: 0;
background: #000;
color: #fff;
font-family: 'Courier New', monospace;
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
align-items: center;
justify-content: center;
min-height: 100vh;
overflow: hidden;
}
#wrap {
position: relative;
}
canvas {
image-rendering: pixelated;
image-rendering: crisp-edges;
border: 4px solid #555;
box-shadow: 0 0 30px rgba(255,100,0,0.4);
}
#info {
margin-top: 10px;
font-size: 14px;
opacity: 0.8;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<div id="wrap">
<canvas id="game" width="640" height="480"></canvas>
</div>
<div id="info">Arrow Keys / WASD to move, Space/Up to jump, R to restart</div>
<script>
// ... game code
</script>
</body>
</html>
```
Now the game code:
```javascript
const canvas = document.getElementById('game');
const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d');
ctx.imageSmoothingEnabled = false;
const TILE_SIZE = 32;
const LEVEL_W = 20;
const LEVEL_H = 15;
// Tile types
const T = {
EMPTY: 0,
SOLID: 1,
TROPHY: 2,
EXIT: 3,
FIRE: 4,
WATER: 5,
START: 6
};
// Levels
const LEVELS = [
// Level 1: Tutorial
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#.......T..........#",
"#..................#",
"#....####.....####.#",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#..####.......####..#",
"#..................#",
"#####.######.......#",
"#..................#",
"#....T............X#",
"#S.................#",
"####################"
],
// Level 2: Fire and Water
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#....T.............#",
"#####.....#####....#",
"#..................#",
"#.....F............#",
"#.####....####.....#",
"#..................#",
"#.........W....####.#",
"#..................#",
"####....####.......#",
"#..............T...#",
"#...####...........#",
"#S.................#",
"####################"
],
// Level 3: Enemies
[
"####################",
"#....T............X#",
"#..................#",
"##.....#######.....#",
"#..................#",
"#..F....E...F......#",
"####.....####...####",
"#..................#",
"#.....####.........#",
"#..................#",
"#...W........W.....#",
"##....####...##....#",
"#..T..............S#",
"#..................#",
"####################"
],
// Level 4: The Gauntlet
[
"####################",
"#T...T...T...T....X#",
"#..................#",
"####.####.####.####.#",
"#..................#",
"#.F...F...F...F....#",
"#..................#",
"####.####.####.####.#",
"#..................#",
"#.W...E...E...W....#",
"#..................#",
"####.####.####.####.#",
"#...T...T...T......#",
"#S.E.....E.........#",
"####################"
]
];
```
Hmm, the level design is getting messy. Let me think more carefully.
Actually let me design levels more carefully. Dangerous Dave's original levels were designed to be challenging. Let me make levels that are interesting:
Level 1: Basic - Flat ground with a few platforms, single trophy, exit visible.
Level 2: Hazards - Add fire and water pits, multiple trophies
Level 3: Enemies - Add patrolling enemies
Level 4: The Final - Everything combined
Let me think about player movement:
```javascript
const player = {
x: 0, y: 0,
vx: 0, vy: 0,
w: 16, h: 24, // half a tile wide
onGround: false,
jumping: false,
jumpHeld: false,
facing: 1,
frame: 0
};
const MOVE_SPEED = 3;
const JUMP_VELOCITY = -10;
const GRAVITY = 0.5;
const MAX_FALL = 12;
```
For collision detection, I'll do AABB collision against solid tiles:
```javascript
function getTile(x, y) {
const tx = Math.floor(x / TILE_SIZE);
const ty = Math.floor(y / TILE_SIZE);
if (tx < 0 || tx >= LEVEL_W || ty < 0 || ty >= LEVEL_H) return T.SOLID;
return level[ty][tx];
}
function isSolid(tile) {
return tile === T.SOLID;
}
function collideX(player, dx) {
player.x += dx;
// Check horizontal collisions
const top = Math.floor(player.y / TILE_SIZE);
const bot = Math.floor((player.y + player.h - 1) / TILE_SIZE);
const left = Math.floor(player.x / TILE_SIZE);
const right = Math.floor((player.x + player.w - 1) / TILE_SIZE);
if (dx > 0) {
// Moving right, check right side
if (isSolid(getTile(right, top)) || isSolid(getTile(right, bot))) {
player.x = left * TILE_SIZE - player.w;
player.vx = 0;
}
} else if (dx < 0) {
// Moving left, check left side
if (isSolid(getTile(left, top)) || isSolid(getTile(left, bot))) {
player.x = (left + 1) * TILE_SIZE;
player.vx = 0;
}
}
}
```
OK let me start writing the actual code. Let me think about a clean structure:
1. Constants and config
2. Level data
3. Player object
4. Enemy objects
5. Audio system (simple beeps using Web Audio)
6. Game state machine
7. Input handling
8. Update functions (player, enemies)
9. Render functions (tiles, player, enemies, HUD)
10. Main game loop
For sound, I'll use Web Audio API:
```javascript
let audioCtx = null;
function initAudio() {
audioCtx = new (window.AudioContext || window.webkitAudioContext)();
}
function playTone(freq, duration, type = 'square', volume = 0.1) {
if (!audioCtx) return;
const osc = audioCtx.createOscillator();
const gain = audioCtx.createGain();
osc.type = type;
osc.frequency.value = freq;
gain.gain.value = volume;
gain.gain.exponentialRampToValueAtTime(0.001, audioCtx.currentTime + duration);
osc.connect(gain);
gain.connect(audioCtx.destination);
osc.start();
osc.stop(audioCtx.currentTime + duration);
}
```
For the trophy pickup sound: a quick ascending arpeggio
For jump: a quick high blip
For death: a descending noise
For win: a victory chord
For enemy stomp: a thud
For hazard: a sizzle/splash
Let me now write the full code. I'll be thorough and make a polished game.
One thing I want to consider: the player sprite. In Dangerous Dave, Dave has:
- A red baseball cap
- A blue/white striped shirt (or just blue)
- Tan/brown pants
- Brown shoes
I'll draw a simplified version with rectangles. About 16 pixels wide, 24 tall, centered horizontally on a 32-pixel tile.
Let me sketch the sprite:
```
RRR <- red cap
RRRRRR
RRR
SSSSS <- skin (face)
SSSSS
BBBBB <- blue shirt
BBBBB
BBBBB
TTTTTT <- tan pants
TTTTTT
TTTTTT
KKKKK <- shoes
KKKKK
```
OK let me start writing the full thing.
For enemy sprite, simple monsters:
- A purple/green creature
- Spiky on top
- Two eyes
- Maybe a small mouth
For fire animation:
- Three flame layers (yellow inner, orange middle, red outer)
- Wavy/flickering animation
- 2-3 frame cycle
For water animation:
- Blue with lighter blue highlights
- Wavy sine wave on top
- 2-3 frame cycle
For trophy:
- Gold cup
- Handles on sides
- Base
- Sparkles when not collected
For exit:
- A door or portal
- Different appearance when locked vs unlocked
- Maybe glows when trophy is collected
OK let me write this all out. I'll be detailed and thorough.
Let me also think about the level data. I want levels that are interesting and fun to play. Let me design them more carefully:
Level 1 - Tutorial:
- Player starts on left
- A few platforms to jump on
- One trophy in a reachable location
- Exit on the right
- No hazards yet
Level 2 - Hazards Introduced:
- Player must navigate around fire pits
- Water at the bottom of a pit
- Maybe 2 trophies
Level 3 - Enemies:
- Patrolling enemies
- Trophies need to be collected carefully
- Fire/water still present
Level 4 - The Final Challenge:
- Everything
- Vertical platforming
- Multiple enemies
- All hazards
- Multiple trophies (only one needed to exit, but all give bonus score)
Let me draw these out:
Level 1 (simple):
```
#################### (row 0)
#..................# (1)
#..................# (2)
#......T...........# (3)
#....####..........# (4)
#..................# (5)
#.....####.........# (6)
#..................# (7)
#........####......# (8)
#..................# (9)
####...........####.# (10)
#..................# (11)
#..................# (12)
#S.................X (13) - wait, this is only 15 chars
```
Let me re-count. LEVEL_W = 20, LEVEL_H = 15. So each row should be 20 chars.
Actually let me simplify by using arrays of numbers or by parsing strings. Strings are easier to read.
Let me design Level 1:
```
Row 0: ####################
Row 1: #..................#
Row 2: #..................#
Row 3: #........T.........#
Row 4: #....####..........#
Row 5: #..................#
Row 6: #.......####.......#
Row 7: #..................#
Row 8: #....####....####...#
Row 9: #..................#
Row 10: ###.............####
Row 11: #..................#
Row 12: #....T.............#
Row 13: #S.................#
Row 14: ####################
```
Hmm, I need to place the exit somewhere. Let me put it in the level.
Actually, let me reconsider. The exit should be visible and reachable after collecting trophy. Let me put it on a platform high up.
Let me think about this differently. I'll make a level editor in my head and just place things:
Level 1 (Trophy Tutorial):
- Spawn at (1, 13)
- Trophy at (10, 4) - need to jump up platforms
- Exit at (18, 13) - far right on ground level
```
####################
#..................#
#..................#
#..........T.......#
#......####........#
#..................#
#.....####.........#
#..................#
#....####....####..#
#..................#
###.............####
#..................#
#..................#
#.................X
####################
```
Wait, I have 20 cols, let me count. Row 13: "#S.................X" = # + S + 17 dots + X = 20 chars. Good.
But the exit X should be a separate tile type. Let me use T.EXIT.
Actually let me use a simpler design with T for trophy and X for exit. They get parsed into T.TROPHY and T.EXIT.
OK let me just write the code and iterate.
Let me think about the player's interaction with hazards:
- Fire: instant death (touching it)
- Water: instant death (touching it)
- In some platformers, water is just respawn but Dangerous Dave treats hazards as death.
Should I add lives? Yes, let's give the player 3 lives per game. Extra lives can be earned at certain score thresholds.
OK let me code:
```javascript
const canvas = document.getElementById('game');
const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d');
const W = canvas.width;
const H = canvas.height;
const TS = 32; // tile size
const LW = 20; // level width in tiles
const LH = 15; // level height in tiles
// Tile types
const T = {
EMPTY: 0,
WALL: 1,
TROPHY: 2,
EXIT: 3,
FIRE: 4,
WATER: 5,
START: 6
};
// Level strings
const LEVELS = [
// Level 1
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#.........T........#",
"#......####........#",
"#..................#",
"#.....####.........#",
"#..................#",
"#...####.....####..#",
"#..................#",
"####.............###",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
].map(row => rowToArray(row)),
// ... more levels
];
```
Hmm, let me write a row parser:
```javascript
function parseRow(str) {
return str.split('').map(ch => {
switch(ch) {
case '#': return T.WALL;
case 'T': return T.TROPHY;
case 'X': return T.EXIT;
case 'F': return T.FIRE;
case 'W': return T.WATER;
case 'S': return T.START;
default: return T.EMPTY;
}
});
}
```
Now for rendering, I need to draw each tile type:
```javascript
function drawTile(x, y, type, animFrame) {
const px = x * TS;
const py = y * TS;
switch(type) {
case T.WALL:
drawWall(px, py);
break;
case T.TROPHY:
drawTrophy(px, py, animFrame);
break;
case T.EXIT:
drawExit(px, py, animFrame);
break;
case T.FIRE:
drawFire(px, py, animFrame);
break;
case T.WATER:
drawWater(px, py, animFrame);
break;
}
}
```
Drawing functions:
```javascript
function drawWall(x, y) {
// Brick pattern
ctx.fillStyle = '#8B4513';
ctx.fillRect(x, y, TS, TS);
// Brick outlines
ctx.strokeStyle = '#5C2E0C';
ctx.lineWidth = 1;
// Horizontal lines
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x, y + TS/2);
ctx.lineTo(x + TS, y + TS/2);
ctx.stroke();
// Vertical lines (offset)
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + TS/2, y);
ctx.lineTo(x + TS/2, y + TS/2);
ctx.moveTo(x + TS/4, y + TS/2);
ctx.lineTo(x + TS/4, y + TS);
ctx.stroke();
// Highlight
ctx.fillStyle = '#A0522D';
ctx.fillRect(x + 2, y + 2, TS/2 - 2, TS/2 - 2);
}
function drawTrophy(x, y, frame) {
// Sparkle
if (frame % 60 < 30) {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(255, 255, 200, 0.5)';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.arc(x + 16, y + 16, 20, 0, Math.PI * 2);
ctx.fill();
}
// Cup
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillRect(x + 10, y + 8, 12, 12);
// Handles
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFA500';
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 10, 2, 8);
ctx.fillRect(x + 22, y + 10, 2, 8);
// Base
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 22, 16, 4);
ctx.fillRect(x + 6, y + 26, 20, 4);
// Star on cup
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF0';
ctx.fillText('★', x + 14, y + 18);
}
```
Hmm, using fillText requires fonts and may not look pixelated. Let me draw the star with pixels or just use a simple shape.
Let me draw the trophy as pixel art:
```
####
######
######
######
######
####
######
######
########
##########
```
```javascript
function drawTrophy(x, y, frame) {
// Glow
const glowSize = 18 + Math.sin(frame * 0.1) * 2;
const gradient = ctx.createRadialGradient(x + 16, y + 16, 5, x + 16, y + 16, glowSize);
gradient.addColorStop(0, 'rgba(255, 215, 0, 0.4)');
gradient.addColorStop(1, 'rgba(255, 215, 0, 0)');
ctx.fillStyle = gradient;
ctx.fillRect(x - 4, y - 4, TS + 8, TS + 8);
// Base
ctx.fillStyle = '#B8860B';
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 24, 16, 4);
ctx.fillStyle = '#DAA520';
ctx.fillRect(x + 10, y + 22, 12, 2);
// Stem
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillRect(x + 14, y + 18, 4, 4);
// Cup
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 6, 16, 12);
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFA500';
ctx.fillRect(x + 6, y + 8, 2, 8);
ctx.fillRect(x + 24, y + 8, 2, 8);
// Cup highlight
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFFF00';
ctx.fillRect(x + 10, y + 8, 3, 3);
// Star
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF4500';
drawStar(x + 16, y + 12, 4);
}
```
OK this is getting complex. Let me simplify and just draw clean simple shapes.
For the fire, I want animated flickering flames:
```javascript
function drawFire(x, y, frame) {
// Multiple flame layers
const t = frame * 0.2;
// Outer red flames
ctx.fillStyle = '#8B0000';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y);
ctx.lineTo(x + 4, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 28, y + 32);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
// Orange flames
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF4500';
ctx.beginPath();
const wave1 = Math.sin(t) * 2;
const wave2 = Math.sin(t + 1) * 2;
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y + 4);
ctx.lineTo(x + 8 + wave1, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 24 + wave2, y + 32);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
// Yellow inner
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y + 10);
ctx.lineTo(x + 12, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 20, y + 32);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
// White hot center
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFFFFF';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y + 18);
ctx.lineTo(x + 14, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 18, y + 32);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
}
```
For water, animated waves:
```javascript
function drawWater(x, y, frame) {
// Water body
ctx.fillStyle = '#0066AA';
ctx.fillRect(x, y, TS, TS);
// Wavy top
const t = frame * 0.1;
ctx.fillStyle = '#0099DD';
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
const waveY = y + 4 + Math.sin(t + i * 0.5) * 2;
ctx.fillRect(x + i * 8, waveY, 8, 4);
}
// Highlights
ctx.fillStyle = '#66CCFF';
for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
const hy = y + 12 + i * 8;
ctx.fillRect(x + 4 + i * 4, hy, 4, 2);
}
}
```
For the exit, I want it to look different when locked vs unlocked:
```javascript
function drawExit(x, y, frame, unlocked) {
// Frame
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#00FF00' : '#4B0082';
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y, TS - 8, TS);
// Door
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#90EE90' : '#8A2BE2';
ctx.fillRect(x + 6, y + 2, TS - 12, TS - 2);
// Handle
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#006400' : '#4B0082';
ctx.fillRect(x + TS - 10, y + TS/2 - 1, 3, 3);
// If unlocked, glow
if (unlocked) {
const t = frame * 0.1;
const glowSize = 20 + Math.sin(t) * 5;
const gradient = ctx.createRadialGradient(x + 16, y + 16, 5, x + 16, y + 16, glowSize);
gradient.addColorStop(0, 'rgba(0, 255, 0, 0.3)');
gradient.addColorStop(1, 'rgba(0, 255, 0, 0)');
ctx.fillStyle = gradient;
ctx.fillRect(x - 8, y - 8, TS + 16, TS + 16);
}
}
```
For the player, I'll draw Dave. Let me think about animation frames:
- Standing: idle pose
- Walking: 2 frames alternating
- Jumping: different pose
```javascript
function drawPlayer(x, y, vx, vy, frame) {
const walking = Math.abs(vx) > 0.1;
const facing = vx >= 0 ? 1 : -1;
const walkFrame = Math.floor(frame / 8) % 2;
const inAir = Math.abs(vy) > 0.5;
ctx.save();
ctx.translate(Math.floor(x), Math.floor(y));
if (facing < 0) {
ctx.scale(-1, 1);
ctx.translate(-16, 0);
}
// Legs (animated)
if (inAir) {
// Legs together when jumping
ctx.fillStyle = '#4169E1';
ctx.fillRect(4, 18, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(8, 18, 4, 4);
} else if (walking) {
// Walking legs
if (walkFrame === 0) {
ctx.fillStyle = '#4169E1';
ctx.fillRect(4, 18, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(10, 18, 2, 4);
} else {
ctx.fillStyle = '#4169E1';
ctx.fillRect(10, 18, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(4, 18, 2, 4);
}
} else {
// Standing
ctx.fillStyle = '#4169E1';
ctx.fillRect(4, 18, 3, 4);
ctx.fillRect(9, 18, 3, 4);
}
// Shoes
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillRect(3, 22, 4, 2);
ctx.fillRect(9, 22, 4, 2);
// Body (shirt)
ctx.fillStyle = '#DC143C';
ctx.fillRect(3, 10, 10, 8);
// Arms
if (walking) {
if (walkFrame === 0) {
ctx.fillStyle = '#DC143C';
ctx.fillRect(1, 11, 2, 5);
ctx.fillRect(13, 12, 2, 4);
} else {
ctx.fillStyle = '#DC143C';
ctx.fillRect(1, 12, 2, 4);
ctx.fillRect(13, 11, 2, 5);
}
} else {
ctx.fillStyle = '#DC143C';
ctx.fillRect(1, 11, 2, 6);
ctx.fillRect(13, 11, 2, 6);
}
// Hands
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillRect(1, 17, 2, 2);
ctx.fillRect(13, 17, 2, 2);
// Head
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillRect(4, 4, 8, 6);
// Eyes
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillRect(9, 5, 1, 1);
ctx.fillRect(11, 5, 1, 1);
// Mouth
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillRect(10, 8, 2, 1);
// Cap
ctx.fillStyle = '#DC143C';
ctx.fillRect(3, 2, 10, 3);
// Cap brim
ctx.fillStyle = '#8B0000';
ctx.fillRect(11, 4, 4, 1);
ctx.restore();
}
```
Hmm, Dave traditionally wears a red cap with bill, blue shirt with red stripes, jeans, brown shoes. Let me adjust colors:
- Cap: red (#DC143C) with bill
- Skin: peach/skin color (#FFD7B5 or similar)
- Shirt: blue or red
- Pants: blue/jeans
- Shoes: black or brown
Let me make it a red shirt, blue pants, classic look.
Now enemies. Simple patrol monsters:
```javascript
function drawEnemy(x, y, frame) {
// Body
ctx.fillStyle = '#7B68EE';
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y + 8, 24, 16);
// Spikes on top
ctx.fillStyle = '#4B0082';
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 4 + i * 6, y + 8);
ctx.lineTo(x + 7 + i * 6, y);
ctx.lineTo(x + 10 + i * 6, y + 8);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
}
// Eyes
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFF';
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 12, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(x + 18, y + 12, 4, 4);
// Pupils
ctx.fillStyle = '#F00';
ctx.fillRect(x + 10, y + 13, 2, 2);
ctx.fillRect(x + 20, y + 13, 2, 2);
// Mouth
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
ctx.fillRect(x + 10 + i * 3, y + 20, 2, 2);
}
// Legs
const walkFrame = Math.floor(frame / 10) % 2;
ctx.fillStyle = '#4B0082';
if (walkFrame === 0) {
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 24, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(x + 18, y + 24, 4, 4);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(x + 10, y + 24, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(x + 16, y + 24, 4, 4);
}
}
```
Wait, I should reconsider the level design and enemy behavior. Let me think about enemy movement.
Enemies should patrol. They walk left/right on platforms. When they hit a wall or the edge of a platform, they turn around.
```javascript
function updateEnemy(e) {
e.x += e.vx;
// Check if next step is solid or no ground
const nextX = e.vx > 0 ? e.x + e.w : e.x;
const nextY = e.y + e.h + 4; // check below front
const tx = Math.floor(nextX / TS);
const ty = Math.floor(nextY / TS);
if (isWall(getTile(tx, ty))) {
e.vx *= -1;
e.x += e.vx;
}
// Also check wall in front
const frontX = e.vx > 0 ? e.x + e.w : e.x;
const frontY = e.y + e.h/2;
const ftx = Math.floor(frontX / TS);
const fty = Math.floor(frontY / TS);
if (isWall(getTile(ftx, fty))) {
e.vx *= -1;
e.x += e.vx * 2;
}
}
```
OK let me put it all together. Let me also think about game state:
```javascript
let state = 'title';
let levelIdx = 0;
let lives = 3;
let score = 0;
let trophies = 0;
let player = null;
let level = null;
let enemies = [];
let animFrame = 0;
let exitUnlocked = false;
```
Title screen: show game name, instructions, "Press Enter to start"
Game over: show score, "Press Enter to restart"
Win: similar
Let me also add a brief intro animation - the level scrolling in, or "LEVEL 1" text.
Now let me think about the scrolling. The level is 20x15 tiles = 640x480 pixels. That exactly fills the canvas. So no scrolling needed! Good.
But for larger levels, we'd need scrolling. Let me keep it at 20x15 for simplicity. If I want bigger levels, I can add scrolling. Actually let me make a few levels that are 20x15 and that's the viewport.
Wait, 640x480 with 32x32 tiles is exactly 20x15. So my levels ARE the viewport. Good.
Let me write the final code. I'll make sure to:
1. Have a polished title screen
2. Multiple levels with progressive difficulty
3. Smooth gameplay
4. Death and respawn
5. Win condition per level and overall game win
6. HUD with lives, level, score
7. Sound effects
8. Animated graphics
Let me think about edge cases:
- Player stuck in wall after respawn: place them safely
- Multiple trophies on level: collect all for max score, but only need one to exit
- Actually in original Dangerous Dave, you need to collect ALL trophies to exit. Let me follow that.
Hmm actually I think in Dangerous Dave you can have multiple trophies but only one is required. Or maybe all are required? Let me just say: "grab the trophy to unlock the exit". One trophy per level. This is simpler and clearer.
Actually, for variety, let me have one trophy per level that's required, but bonus points for collecting any optional ones. Wait, the user said "grab a trophy" (singular). OK one trophy per level.
Let me also add an opening animation. When the level starts, fade in or scroll the level.
Let me also add particles when:
- Player jumps: small dust particles at feet
- Trophy collected: golden sparkles
- Player dies: red explosion
- Level complete: confetti
OK let me write the code. I'll be thorough.
Actually, let me also think about adding some juice:
- Screen shake on death
- Player blink when invulnerable after respawn
- Easing on camera movements (not needed if no scrolling)
- Particle effects
Let me also add a brief "GET READY" message at the start of each level.
OK let me just start writing the code in earnest:
```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Dangerous Dave</title>
<style>
* { box-sizing: border-box; }
html, body {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
background: #1a1a2e;
color: #fff;
font-family: 'Courier New', monospace;
min-height: 100vh;
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
align-items: center;
justify-content: center;
overflow: hidden;
}
h1 {
margin: 0 0 8px;
font-size: 28px;
color: #ff6b35;
text-shadow: 3px 3px 0 #000, 0 0 20px rgba(255,107,53,0.5);
letter-spacing: 2px;
}
.stage {
position: relative;
background: #000;
padding: 4px;
border: 4px solid #444;
box-shadow: 0 0 40px rgba(255, 107, 53, 0.4), inset 0 0 20px rgba(0,0,0,0.5);
border-radius: 4px;
}
canvas {
display: block;
image-rendering: pixelated;
image-rendering: -moz-crisp-edges;
image-rendering: crisp-edges;
background: #000;
}
.info {
margin-top: 12px;
font-size: 12px;
color: #888;
text-align: center;
}
.info b { color: #ff6b35; }
</style>
</head>
<body>
<h1>⚠ DANGEROUS DAVE ⚠</h1>
<div class="stage">
<canvas id="game" width="640" height="480"></canvas>
</div>
<div class="info">
<b>← →</b> or <b>A D</b> Move | <b>SPACE</b> or <b>↑</b> or <b>W</b> Jump | <b>R</b> Restart | <b>P</b> Pause
</div>
<script>
'use strict';
// ====================
// Audio System
// ====================
let audioCtx = null;
function ensureAudio() {
if (!audioCtx) {
try {
audioCtx = new (window.AudioContext || window.webkitAudioContext)();
} catch(e) {}
}
if (audioCtx && audioCtx.state === 'suspended') {
audioCtx.resume();
}
}
function tone(freq, dur, type='square', vol=0.05, slide=0) {
if (!audioCtx) return;
const t0 = audioCtx.currentTime;
const osc = audioCtx.createOscillator();
const gain = audioCtx.createGain();
osc.type = type;
osc.frequency.setValueAtTime(freq, t0);
if (slide) osc.frequency.exponentialRampToValueAtTime(Math.max(20, freq + slide), t0 + dur);
gain.gain.setValueAtTime(vol, t0);
gain.gain.exponentialRampToValueAtTime(0.001, t0 + dur);
osc.connect(gain);
gain.connect(audioCtx.destination);
osc.start(t0);
osc.stop(t0 + dur);
}
function noise(dur, vol=0.05) {
if (!audioCtx) return;
const bufferSize = audioCtx.sampleRate * dur;
const buffer = audioCtx.createBuffer(1, bufferSize, audioCtx.sampleRate);
const data = buffer.getChannelData(0);
for (let i = 0; i < bufferSize; i++) {
data[i] = (Math.random() * 2 - 1) * vol * (1 - i / bufferSize);
}
const source = audioCtx.createBufferSource();
source.buffer = buffer;
const gain = audioCtx.createGain();
gain.gain.value = 1;
source.connect(gain);
gain.connect(audioCtx.destination);
source.start();
}
const sfx = {
jump: () => tone(440, 0.1, 'square', 0.04, 220),
trophy: () => {
tone(660, 0.08, 'square', 0.05);
setTimeout(() => tone(880, 0.08, 'square', 0.05), 60);
setTimeout(() => tone(1100, 0.15, 'square', 0.05), 120);
},
death: () => {
tone(220, 0.1, 'sawtooth', 0.08, -100);
setTimeout(() => noise(0.4, 0.1), 100);
},
win: () => {
tone(523, 0.1, 'square', 0.06);
setTimeout(() => tone(659, 0.1, 'square', 0.06), 100);
setTimeout(() => tone(784, 0.1, 'square', 0.06), 200);
setTimeout(() => tone(1047, 0.3, 'square', 0.06), 300);
},
splash: () => noise(0.2, 0.06),
stomp: () => tone(150, 0.08, 'square', 0.05, -50),
step: () => tone(80, 0.03, 'square', 0.02),
};
// ====================
// Game Constants
// ====================
const canvas = document.getElementById('game');
const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d');
ctx.imageSmoothingEnabled = false;
const W = 640, H = 480;
const TS = 32;
const LW = 20, LH = 15;
const T = {
EMPTY: 0,
WALL: 1,
TROPHY: 2,
EXIT: 3,
FIRE: 4,
WATER: 5,
START: 6
};
const PLAYER_W = 16, PLAYER_H = 24;
const GRAVITY = 0.5;
const MAX_FALL = 12;
const MOVE_ACCEL = 0.8;
const MOVE_MAX = 3.2;
const FRICTION = 0.7;
const JUMP_VEL = -10.5;
const JUMP_HOLD = -0.6;
const JUMP_HOLD_FRAMES = 8;
// ====================
// Level Data
// ====================
const LEVEL_DATA = [
// L1: Basic tutorial
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#...........T......#",
"#.....####.........#",
"#..................#",
"#....####..........#",
"#..................#",
"#.......####.......#",
"#..................#",
"####............####",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
],
// L2: Hazards
[
"####################",
"#...........T......#",
"#...####...........#",
"#..................#",
"#.......F..........#",
"####....####...####",
"#..................#",
"#....W.............#",
"###....####.....####",
"#..................#",
"#......F...........#",
"####...####....####",
"#....T.............#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
],
// L3: Enemies
[
"####################",
"#........T.........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"###...E...........##",
"#..................#",
"#....F...........#.#",
"####....####....####",
"#..................#",
"#....W.....E.......#",
"##.....####.....####",
"#..................#",
"#.....####.........#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
],
// L4: The Gauntlet
[
"####################",
"#T....T...T.....T.X#",
"#..................#",
"####.####.####.####.",
"#..................#",
"#.F...E...F...E...F#",
"#..................#",
"####.####.####.####.",
"#..................#",
"#.W.....W.....W....#",
"#..................#",
"####.####.####.####.",
"#....E.......E.....S#",
"#....F.......F......#",
"####################"
]
];
function parseLevel(strs) {
return strs.map(row => {
return row.split('').map(ch => {
switch(ch) {
case '#': return T.WALL;
case 'T': return T.TROPHY;
case 'X': return T.EXIT;
case 'F': return T.FIRE;
case 'W': return T.WATER;
case 'S': return T.START;
default: return T.EMPTY;
}
});
});
}
// ====================
// Game State
// ====================
let state = 'title';
let levelIdx = 0;
let lives = 3;
let score = 0;
let totalTrophies = 0;
let level = null;
let player = null;
let enemies = [];
let particles = [];
let animFrame = 0;
let exitUnlocked = false;
let titleAnim = 0;
let deathTimer = 0;
let winTimer = 0;
let pauseTimer = 0;
let shakeX = 0, shakeY = 0;
let levelMsg = '';
let levelMsgTimer = 0;
let paused = false;
const input = {
left: false, right: false, jump: false, jumpPressed: false
};
window.addEventListener('keydown', e => {
ensureAudio();
switch(e.code) {
case 'ArrowLeft': case 'KeyA': input.left = true; break;
case 'ArrowRight': case 'KeyD': input.right = true; break;
case 'ArrowUp': case 'KeyW': case 'Space':
if (!input.jump) input.jumpPressed = true;
input.jump = true;
e.preventDefault();
break;
case 'KeyR': restartLevel(); break;
case 'KeyP': if (state === 'playing') paused = !paused; break;
case 'Enter':
if (state === 'title') { startGame(); }
else if (state === 'gameover' || state === 'wingame') {
state = 'title'; titleAnim = 0;
}
break;
}
});
window.addEventListener('keyup', e => {
switch(e.code) {
case 'ArrowLeft': case 'KeyA': input.left = false; break;
case 'ArrowRight': case 'KeyD': input.right = false; break;
case 'ArrowUp': case 'KeyW': case 'Space': input.jump = false; break;
}
});
// ====================
// Level Init
// ====================
function loadLevel(idx) {
levelIdx = idx;
level = parseLevel(LEVEL_DATA[idx]);
enemies = [];
particles = [];
exitUnlocked = false;
// Find player start, place enemies from special tiles
// For simplicity, enemies are placed at specific positions per level
player = {
x: 0, y: 0, vx: 0, vy: 0,
onGround: false, jumping: false, jumpHoldFrames: 0,
facing: 1, invuln: 0
};
for (let y = 0; y < LH; y++) {
for (let x = 0; x < LW; x++) {
if (level[y][x] === T.START) {
player.x = x * TS + (TS - PLAYER_W) / 2;
player.y = y * TS + (TS - PLAYER_H);
level[y][x] = T.EMPTY;
}
}
}
// Place enemies based on level
if (idx === 2) {
enemies.push(makeEnemy(8 * TS, 4 * TS));
enemies.push(makeEnemy(15 * TS, 9 * TS));
} else if (idx === 3) {
enemies.push(makeEnemy(5 * TS, 5 * TS));
enemies.push(makeEnemy(13 * TS, 5 * TS));
enemies.push(makeEnemy(6 * TS, 12 * TS));
enemies.push(makeEnemy(14 * TS, 12 * TS));
}
levelMsg = 'LEVEL ' + (idx + 1);
levelMsgTimer = 90;
}
function makeEnemy(x, y) {
return {
x: x, y: y, vx: -1, w: 24, h: 24,
startX: x, walkRange: 4 * TS
};
}
function startGame() {
lives = 3;
score = 0;
totalTrophies = 0;
loadLevel(0);
state = 'playing';
}
function restartLevel() {
if (state === 'playing' || state === 'dying' || state === 'winlevel') {
loadLevel(levelIdx);
state = 'playing';
}
}
// ====================
// Tile Helpers
// ====================
function getTile(x, y) {
if (x < 0 || x >= LW || y < 0 || y >= LH) return T.WALL;
return level[y][x];
}
function isWall(x, y) {
return getTile(x, y) === T.WALL;
}
function isHazard(t) {
return t === T.FIRE || t === T.WATER;
}
// ====================
// Player Physics
// ====================
function updatePlayer() {
// Input
if (input.left) {
player.vx -= MOVE_ACCEL;
player.facing = -1;
}
if (input.right) {
player.vx += MOVE_ACCEL;
player.facing = 1;
}
// Friction
if (!input.left && !input.right) {
if (player.onGround) {
player.vx *= FRICTION;
if (Math.abs(player.vx) < 0.1) player.vx = 0;
}
}
// Clamp horizontal speed
if (player.vx > MOVE_MAX) player.vx = MOVE_MAX;
if (player.vx < -MOVE_MAX) player.vx = -MOVE_MAX;
// Jump
if (input.jumpPressed && player.onGround) {
player.vy = JUMP_VEL;
player.onGround = false;
player.jumping = true;
player.jumpHoldFrames = 0;
sfx.jump();
// Dust particles
for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
particles.push({
x: player.x + PLAYER_W/2 + (Math.random()-0.5)*8,
y: player.y + PLAYER_H,
vx: (Math.random()-0.5)*2,
vy: -Math.random()*2,
life: 20, maxLife: 20,
color: '#888', size: 3
});
}
}
if (input.jump && player.jumping && player.jumpHoldFrames < JUMP_HOLD_FRAMES) {
player.vy += JUMP_HOLD;
player.jumpHoldFrames++;
} else {
player.jumping = false;
}
input.jumpPressed = false;
// Gravity
player.vy += GRAVITY;
if (player.vy > MAX_FALL) player.vy = MAX_FALL;
// Apply velocity with collision
movePlayer(player.vx, 0);
movePlayer(0, player.vy);
// Check tile interactions
checkTileCollisions();
// Update invulnerability
if (player.invuln > 0) player.invuln--;
}
function movePlayer(dx, dy) {
if (dx !== 0) {
player.x += dx;
const top = Math.floor(player.y / TS);
const bot = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS);
if (dx > 0) {
const right = Math.floor((player.x + PLAYER_W - 1) / TS);
if (isWall(right, top) || isWall(right, bot)) {
player.x = right * TS - PLAYER_W;
player.vx = 0;
}
} else if (dx < 0) {
const left = Math.floor(player.x / TS);
if (isWall(left, top) || isWall(left, bot)) {
player.x = (left + 1) * TS;
player.vx = 0;
}
}
}
if (dy !== 0) {
player.y += dy;
player.onGround = false;
const left = Math.floor(player.x / TS);
const right = Math.floor((player.x + PLAYER_W - 1) / TS);
if (dy > 0) {
const bot = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS);
if (isWall(left, bot) || isWall(right, bot)) {
player.y = bot * TS - PLAYER_H;
player.vy = 0;
player.onGround = true;
}
} else if (dy < 0) {
const top = Math.floor(player.y / TS);
if (isWall(left, top) || isWall(right, top)) {
player.y = (top + 1) * TS;
player.vy = 0;
}
}
}
}
function checkTileCollisions() {
// Check all tiles the player overlaps
const x1 = Math.floor(player.x / TS);
const x2 = Math.floor((player.x + PLAYER_W - 1) / TS);
const y1 = Math.floor(player.y / TS);
const y2 = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS);
for (let ty = y1; ty <= y2; ty++) {
for (let tx = x1; tx <= x2; tx++) {
const t = getTile(tx, ty);
if (t === T.TROPHY) {
level[ty][tx] = T.EMPTY;
score += 100;
totalTrophies++;
exitUnlocked = true;
sfx.trophy();
// Sparkle particles
for (let i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
particles.push({
x: tx * TS + TS/2,
y: ty * TS + TS/2,
vx: (Math.random()-0.5)*6,
vy: (Math.random()-0.5)*6 - 2,
life: 40, maxLife: 40,
color: ['#FFD700','#FFA500','#FFFF00'][Math.floor(Math.random()*3)],
size: 4
});
}
} else if (t === T.EXIT) {
if (exitUnlocked) {
winLevel();
}
} else if (isHazard(t)) {
if (player.invuln === 0) {
killPlayer();
}
}
}
}
// Check enemy collisions
for (const e of enemies) {
if (rectsOverlap(player.x, player.y, PLAYER_W, PLAYER_H, e.x, e.y, e.w, e.h)) {
// Stomp from above?
if (player.vy > 0 && player.y + PLAYER_H - e.y < 12) {
// Stomp
player.vy = -8;
sfx.stomp();
e.dead = true;
for (let i = 0; i < 15; i++) {
particles.push({
x: e.x + e.w/2, y: e.y + e.h/2,
vx: (Math.random()-0.5)*5, vy: (Math.random()-0.5)*5,
life: 30, maxLife: 30,
color: '#7B68EE', size: 4
});
}
} else if (player.invuln === 0) {
killPlayer();
}
}
}
// Fall off the world
if (player.y > H + 32) {
killPlayer();
}
}
function rectsOverlap(x1, y1, w1, h1, x2, y2, w2, h2) {
return x1 < x2 + w2 && x1 + w1 > x2 && y1 < y2 + h2 && y1 + h1 > y2;
}
function killPlayer() {
if (player.invuln > 0) return;
lives--;
state = 'dying';
deathTimer = 90;
shakeX = 8; shakeY = 8;
sfx.death();
// Death particles
for (let i = 0; i < 30; i++) {
particles.push({
x: player.x + PLAYER_W/2,
y: player.y + PLAYER_H/2,
vx: (Math.random()-0.5)*8,
vy: (Math.random()-0.5)*8 - 3,
life: 60, maxLife: 60,
color: ['#DC143C','#FFD700','#4169E1'][Math.floor(Math.random()*3)],
size: 4
});
}
}
function winLevel() {
state = 'winlevel';
winTimer = 120;
score += 500;
sfx.win();
// Confetti
for (let i = 0; i < 50; i++) {
particles.push({
x: player.x + PLAYER_W/2,
y: player.y,
vx: (Math.random()-0.5)*8,
vy: Math.random()*-6 - 2,
life: 90, maxLife: 90,
color: ['#FF6B6B','#4ECDC4','#FFE66D','#95E1D3','#FF6B35'][Math.floor(Math.random()*5)],
size: 5, gravity: 0.2
});
}
}
// ====================
// Enemy Update
// ====================
function updateEnemies() {
for (const e of enemies) {
if (e.dead) continue;
// Try to move
const newX = e.x + e.vx;
// Check wall in front
const frontX = e.vx > 0 ? e.x + e.w : e.x;
const frontY = e.y + e.h/2;
const ftx = Math.floor(frontX / TS);
const fty = Math.floor(frontY / TS);
if (isWall(ftx, fty)) {
e.vx *= -1;
continue;
}
// Check edge: tile below front-bottom
const edgeX = e.vx > 0 ? e.x + e.w : e.x;
const edgeY = e.y + e.h + 4;
const etx = Math.floor(edgeX / TS);
const ety = Math.floor(edgeY / TS);
if (!isWall(etx, ety)) {
// About to walk off ledge, turn around
e.vx *= -1;
continue;
}
e.x = newX;
}
}
// ====================
// Particles
// ====================
function updateParticles() {
for (let i = particles.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
const p = particles[i];
p.x += p.vx;
p.y += p.vy;
p.vy += p.gravity || 0.2;
p.life--;
if (p.life <= 0) particles.splice(i, 1);
}
}
// ====================
// Rendering
// ====================
function render() {
// Apply screen shake
ctx.save();
if (shakeX || shakeY) {
ctx.translate(shakeX * Math.random(), shakeY * Math.random());
shakeX *= 0.85;
shakeY *= 0.85;
if (Math.abs(shakeX) < 0.5) shakeX = 0;
if (Math.abs(shakeY) < 0.5) shakeY = 0;
}
// Background
const bgGrad = ctx.createLinearGradient(0, 0, 0, H);
bgGrad.addColorStop(0, '#0a0a20');
bgGrad.addColorStop(0.7, '#1a1a3a');
bgGrad.addColorStop(1, '#2a1a2a');
ctx.fillStyle = bgGrad;
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
if (state === 'title') {
renderTitle();
} else if (state === 'gameover') {
renderLevel();
renderOverlay('GAME OVER', 'Press ENTER to try again', '#FF0000');
} else if (state === 'wingame') {
renderLevel();
renderOverlay('YOU WIN!', 'Score: ' + score + ' - Press ENTER', '#FFD700');
} else {
renderLevel();
renderPlayer();
renderEnemies();
renderParticles();
renderHUD();
if (state === 'dying') {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(255,0,0,' + (Math.sin(deathTimer * 0.2) * 0.2 + 0.1) + ')';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
}
if (state === 'winlevel' && winTimer > 30) {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(255,255,255,' + ((winTimer - 30) / 90 * 0.4) + ')';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
}
if (levelMsgTimer > 0) {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(0,0,0,0.5)';
ctx.fillRect(0, H/2 - 40, W, 80);
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.font = 'bold 48px Courier New';
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.fillText(levelMsg, W/2, H/2 + 16);
}
}
ctx.restore();
}
function renderLevel() {
// Draw tiles
for (let y = 0; y < LH; y++) {
for (let x = 0; x < LW; x++) {
const t = level[y][x];
drawTile(x * TS, y * TS, t, animFrame);
}
}
// Decorative background elements
drawBgDecor();
}
function drawBgDecor() {
// Stars in background
for (let i = 0; i < 30; i++) {
const x = (i * 137 + animFrame * 0.1) % W;
const y = (i * 91) % (H * 0.6);
const tw = (Math.sin(animFrame * 0.05 + i) + 1) * 0.5;
ctx.fillStyle = `rgba(255,255,255,${0.3 + tw * 0.5})`;
ctx.fillRect(x, y, 1, 1);
}
}
function drawTile(x, y, type, frame) {
switch(type) {
case T.WALL: drawWall(x, y); break;
case T.TROPHY: drawTrophy(x, y, frame); break;
case T.EXIT: drawExit(x, y, frame, exitUnlocked); break;
case T.FIRE: drawFire(x, y, frame); break;
case T.WATER: drawWater(x, y, frame); break;
}
}
function drawWall(x, y) {
// Base
ctx.fillStyle = '#7a3b1c';
ctx.fillRect(x, y, TS, TS);
// Brick pattern
ctx.fillStyle = '#8B4513';
ctx.fillRect(x + 1, y + 1, TS - 2, TS/2 - 1);
ctx.fillRect(x + 1, y + TS/2 + 1, TS/2 - 1, TS/2 - 1);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 + 1, y + TS/2 + 1, TS/2 - 2, TS/2 - 1);
// Highlight
ctx.fillStyle = '#A0522D';
ctx.fillRect(x + 2, y + 2, 4, 2);
ctx.fillRect(x + 2, y + TS/2 + 2, 3, 2);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 + 2, y + TS/2 + 2, 3, 2);
// Mortar lines
ctx.fillStyle = '#3a1a08';
ctx.fillRect(x, y + TS/2, TS, 1);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2, y, 1, TS/2);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/4, y + TS/2, 1, TS/2);
}
function drawTrophy(x, y, frame) {
// Glow
const glow = ctx.createRadialGradient(x + TS/2, y + TS/2, 4, x + TS/2, y + TS/2, 24);
glow.addColorStop(0, `rgba(255, 215, 0, ${0.4 + Math.sin(frame * 0.1) * 0.2})`);
glow.addColorStop(1, 'rgba(255, 215, 0, 0)');
ctx.fillStyle = glow;
ctx.fillRect(x - 8, y - 8, TS + 16, TS + 16);
// Base
ctx.fillStyle = '#8B6914';
ctx.fillRect(x + 6, y + 26, 20, 3);
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 24, 16, 2);
// Stem
ctx.fillStyle = '#DAA520';
ctx.fillRect(x + 14, y + 18, 4, 6);
// Cup
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 4, 16, 14);
// Cup top edge
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFA500';
ctx.fillRect(x + 7, y + 4, 18, 2);
// Handles
ctx.fillStyle = '#DAA520';
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y + 6, 4, 2);
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y + 6, 2, 8);
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y + 12, 4, 2);
ctx.fillRect(x + 24, y + 6, 4, 2);
ctx.fillRect(x + 26, y + 6, 2, 8);
ctx.fillRect(x + 24, y + 12, 4, 2);
// Cup highlight
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFFF99';
ctx.fillRect(x + 10, y + 6, 2, 6);
// Star
drawStar(x + 16, y + 11, 4, '#FF4500');
}
function drawStar(cx, cy, r, color) {
ctx.fillStyle = color;
ctx.beginPath();
for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
const a = (i * 2 * Math.PI / 5) - Math.PI/2;
const x = cx + Math.cos(a) * r;
const y = cy + Math.sin(a) * r;
if (i === 0) ctx.moveTo(x, y);
else ctx.lineTo(x, y);
const a2 = a + Math.PI / 5;
const x2 = cx + Math.cos(a2) * r * 0.4;
const y2 = cy + Math.sin(a2) * r * 0.4;
ctx.lineTo(x2, y2);
}
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
}
function drawExit(x, y, frame, unlocked) {
// Frame
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#1a4a1a' : '#2a1a4a';
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y, TS - 8, TS);
// Door
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#22aa22' : '#6622aa';
ctx.fillRect(x + 6, y + 2, TS - 12, TS - 2);
// Arch detail
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#33cc33' : '#8833cc';
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 2, TS - 16, 4);
// Handle
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#ffff00' : '#ffcc00';
ctx.fillRect(x + TS - 12, y + TS/2 - 1, 3, 3);
// Lock icon if locked
if (!unlocked) {
ctx.fillStyle = '#ff4444';
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 - 3, y + 12, 6, 5);
ctx.fillStyle = '#aa2222';
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 - 2, y + 10, 4, 3);
} else {
// Glow when unlocked
const glow = ctx.createRadialGradient(x + TS/2, y + TS/2, 4, x + TS/2, y + TS/2, 28);
glow.addColorStop(0, `rgba(100, 255, 100, ${0.4 + Math.sin(frame * 0.15) * 0.2})`);
glow.addColorStop(1, 'rgba(100, 255, 100, 0)');
ctx.fillStyle = glow;
ctx.fillRect(x - 8, y - 8, TS + 16, TS + 16);
}
}
function drawFire(x, y, frame) {
const t = frame * 0.3;
// Outer flame (red)
ctx.fillStyle = '#8B0000';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y - 2);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 4, y + 16, x + 8, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 24, y + 32);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 28, y + 16, x + 16, y - 2);
ctx.fill();
// Mid flame (orange)
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF4500';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y + 2);
const offset1 = Math.sin(t) * 3;
const offset2 = Math.sin(t + 1.5) * 3;
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 8 + offset1, y + 18, x + 12, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 20, y + 32);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 24 + offset2, y + 18, x + 16, y + 2);
ctx.fill();
// Inner flame (yellow)
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y + 8);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 12, y + 20, x + 14, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 18, y + 32);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 20, y + 20, x + 16, y + 8);
ctx.fill();
// White hot core
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFFFFF';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y + 16);
ctx.lineTo(x + 15, y + 30);
ctx.lineTo(x + 17, y + 30);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
// Embers
for (let i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
const ex = x + 8 + Math.sin(t + i) * 8 + 8;
const ey = y + (frame * 2 + i * 16) % 32;
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF6600';
ctx.fillRect(ex, ey, 1, 1);
}
}
function drawWater(x, y, frame) {
const t = frame * 0.15;
// Deep water
ctx.fillStyle = '#003366';
ctx.fillRect(x, y, TS, TS);
// Surface waves
ctx.fillStyle = '#0066AA';
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
const wy = y + 4 + Math.sin(t + i) * 2;
ctx.fillRect(x + i * 8, wy, 8, 6);
}
// Wave tops
ctx.fillStyle = '#3399CC';
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
const wy = y + 4 + Math.sin(t + i) * 2;
ctx.fillRect(x + i * 8 + 1, wy, 6, 1);
}
// Bubbles
ctx.fillStyle = '#99CCFF';
for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
const bx = x + 4 + i * 8 + Math.sin(t * 2 + i) * 2;
const by = y + 18 + (frame * 0.5 + i * 8) % 12;
ctx.fillRect(bx, by, 2, 2);
}
}
function renderPlayer() {
if (state === 'dying' && deathTimer % 6 < 3) return; // flicker
// Invulnerability flicker
if (player.invuln > 0 && animFrame % 4 < 2) return;
drawPlayerSprite(player.x, player.y, player.vx, player.vy, animFrame, player.facing);
}
function drawPlayerSprite(x, y, vx, vy, frame, facing) {
const walk = Math.abs(vx) > 0.2 && Math.abs(vy) < 0.5;
const wf = Math.floor(frame / 6) % 2;
const inAir = Math.abs(vy) > 0.5;
ctx.save();
ctx.translate(Math.floor(x), Math.floor(y));
if (facing < 0) {
ctx.translate(16, 0);
ctx.scale(-1, 1);
}
// Player is 16 wide, 24 tall, drawn from (0,0) to (16,24)
// Legs/pants
ctx.fillStyle = '#1a3a8a';
if (inAir) {
ctx.fillRect(3, 17, 4, 5);
ctx.fillRect(9, 17, 4, 5);
} else if (walk) {
if (wf === 0) {
ctx.fillRect(3, 17, 4, 5);
ctx.fillRect(9, 19, 4, 3);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(3, 19, 4, 3);
ctx.fillRect(9, 17, 4, 5);
}
} else {
ctx.fillRect(3, 17, 4, 5);
ctx.fillRect(9, 17, 4, 5);
}
// Shoes
ctx.fillStyle = '#3a1a0a';
if (inAir) {
ctx.fillRect(2, 22, 5, 2);
ctx.fillRect(9, 22, 5, 2);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(2, 22, 5, 2);
ctx.fillRect(9, 22, 5, 2);
}
// Shirt
ctx.fillStyle = '#cc1a1a';
ctx.fillRect(2, 8, 12, 9);
// Shirt highlight
ctx.fillStyle = '#ee3333';
ctx.fillRect(3, 9, 2, 2);
// Arms
ctx.fillStyle = '#cc1a1a';
if (walk) {
if (wf === 0) {
ctx.fillRect(0, 10, 2, 5);
ctx.fillRect(14, 11, 2, 4);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(0, 11, 2, 4);
ctx.fillRect(14, 10, 2, 5);
}
} else if (inAir) {
ctx.fillRect(0, 9, 2, 4);
ctx.fillRect(14, 9, 2, 4);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(0, 9, 2, 6);
ctx.fillRect(14, 9, 2, 6);
}
// Hands
ctx.fillStyle = '#ffcc99';
ctx.fillRect(0, 15, 2, 2);
ctx.fillRect(14, 15, 2, 2);
// Head/skin
ctx.fillStyle = '#ffcc99';
ctx.fillRect(4, 3, 8, 5);
// Eye
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillRect(10, 4, 1, 2);
// Mouth
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillRect(10, 7, 2, 1);
// Hair
ctx.fillStyle = '#5a3a1a';
ctx.fillRect(4, 2, 8, 1);
// Cap
ctx.fillStyle = '#cc1a1a';
ctx.fillRect(3, 0, 10, 3);
// Cap bill
ctx.fillStyle = '#aa1010';
ctx.fillRect(12, 2, 3, 1);
ctx.restore();
}
function renderEnemies() {
for (const e of enemies) {
if (e.dead) continue;
drawEnemySprite(e.x, e.y, e.vx, animFrame);
}
}
function drawEnemySprite(x, y, vx, frame) {
const wf = Math.floor(frame / 8) % 2;
const facing = vx >= 0 ? 1 : -1;
ctx.save();
ctx.translate(Math.floor(x), Math.floor(y));
if (facing < 0) {
ctx.translate(24, 0);
ctx.scale(-1, 1);
}
// Legs
ctx.fillStyle = '#3a1a5a';
if (wf === 0) {
ctx.fillRect(5, 20, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(15, 20, 4, 4);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(6, 20, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(14, 20, 4, 4);
}
// Body
ctx.fillStyle = '#7a3aaa';
ctx.fillRect(2, 6, 20, 14);
// Spikes
ctx.fillStyle = '#4a1a7a';
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(2 + i * 5, 6);
ctx.lineTo(4 + i * 5, 0);
ctx.lineTo(7 + i * 5, 6);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
}
// Eyes
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.fillRect(6, 10, 4, 5);
ctx.fillRect(14, 10, 4, 5);
// Pupils
ctx.fillStyle = '#ff0000';
ctx.fillRect(8, 11, 2, 3);
ctx.fillRect(16, 11, 2, 3);
// Mouth
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
ctx.fillRect(8 + i * 3, 17, 2, 2);
}
ctx.restore();
}
function renderParticles() {
for (const p of particles) {
const a = p.life / p.maxLife;
ctx.globalAlpha = a;
ctx.fillStyle = p.color;
ctx.fillRect(p.x - p.size/2, p.y - p.size/2, p.size, p.size);
}
ctx.globalAlpha = 1;
}
function renderHUD() {
// Top bar
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(0,0,0,0.6)';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, 20);
ctx.font = 'bold 14px Courier New';
ctx.textAlign = 'left';
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillText('LIVES: ' + lives, 8, 14);
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.fillText('LEVEL: ' + (levelIdx + 1) + '/' + LEVEL_DATA.length, W/2 - 50, 14);
ctx.textAlign = 'right';
ctx.fillStyle = '#ff6b35';
ctx.fillText('SCORE: ' + score, W - 8, 14);
// Trophy indicator
if (exitUnlocked) {
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.fillStyle = '#00ff00';
ctx.fillText('EXIT UNLOCKED!', W/2, H - 8);
} else {
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.fillStyle = '#888';
ctx.fillText('Find the trophy!', W/2, H - 8);
}
}
function renderTitle() {
// Animated background
for (let i = 0; i < 50; i++) {
const x = (i * 137) % W;
const y = (i * 91 + animFrame * 0.5) % H;
const tw = (Math.sin(animFrame * 0.05 + i * 0.5) + 1) * 0.5;
ctx.fillStyle = `rgba(255,255,255,${0.2 + tw * 0.3})`;
ctx.fillRect(x, y, 2, 2);
}
// Title
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
const titleY = 100 + Math.sin(animFrame * 0.05) * 5;
ctx.font = 'bold 64px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillText('DANGEROUS', W/2 + 3, titleY + 3);
ctx.fillStyle = '#ff6b35';
ctx.fillText('DANGEROUS', W/2, titleY);
ctx.font = 'bold 80px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillText('DAVE', W/2 + 3, titleY + 73);
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillText('DAVE', W/2, titleY + 70);
// Subtitle
ctx.font = 'italic 18px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#aaa';
ctx.fillText('A Tribute in Tiles', W/2, titleY + 110);
// Show player sprite
const px = W/2 - 8;
const py = titleY + 150;
drawPlayerSprite(px, py, Math.sin(animFrame * 0.1), 0, animFrame, 1);
// Trophy
drawTrophy(W/2 - 32, titleY + 140, animFrame);
// Exit
drawExit(W/2 + 16, titleY + 150, animFrame, true);
// Instructions
ctx.font = 'bold 16px Courier New';
const blink = Math.sin(animFrame * 0.1) > 0;
if (blink) {
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.fillText('PRESS ENTER TO START', W/2, H - 80);
}
ctx.font = '14px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#888';
ctx.fillText('Arrow Keys / WASD to move', W/2, H - 50);
ctx.fillText('SPACE / UP to jump', W/2, H - 32);
ctx.fillText('Avoid fire and water!', W/2, H - 14);
}
function renderOverlay(text, sub, color) {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(0,0,0,0.75)';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.font = 'bold 56px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillText(text, W/2 + 3, H/2 - 27);
ctx.fillStyle = color;
ctx.fillText(text, W/2, H/2 - 30);
ctx.font = '20px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.fillText(sub, W/2, H/2 + 20);
}
// ====================
// Main Update
// ====================
function update() {
animFrame++;
if (state === 'title') {
titleAnim++;
return;
}
if (state === 'gameover' || state === 'wingame') return;
if (paused) return;
if (state === 'playing') {
updatePlayer();
updateEnemies();
updateParticles();
if (levelMsgTimer > 0) levelMsgTimer--;
} else if (state === 'dying') {
deathTimer--;
updateParticles();
if (deathTimer <= 0) {
if (lives <= 0) {
state = 'gameover';
} else {
loadLevel(levelIdx);
state = 'playing';
}
}
} else if (state === 'winlevel') {
winTimer--;
updateParticles();
if (winTimer <= 0) {
if (levelIdx + 1 < LEVEL_DATA.length) {
loadLevel(levelIdx + 1);
state = 'playing';
} else {
state = 'wingame';
}
}
}
}
// ====================
// Main Loop
// ====================
function loop() {
update();
render();
requestAnimationFrame(loop);
}
loop();
</script>
</body>
</html>
```
Let me review this code:
1. Audio system - good
2. Game state machine - good (title, playing, dying, winlevel, gameover, wingame)
3. Player physics - good
4. Enemy AI - good
5. Particles - good
6. Rendering - looks good
7. Levels - 4 hand-designed
Some issues to fix:
- The level data for Level 4 ends with "####." which is 4 chars. That doesn't match the 20-wide. Let me re-check.
Looking at my Level 4:
```
"####.####.####.####.",
```
That's 4+1+4+1+4+1+4+1 = 20. But the last char is "." not "#". Let me re-think. I think I was trying to make a doorway pattern. Let me redesign Level 4.
Actually let me carefully count each level's row length to make sure they're all 20:
Level 1:
"####################" = 20 ✓
"#..................#" = 20 ✓ (1+18+1)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"#...........T......#" = 20 ✓ (1+11+1+6+1 = 20)
"#.....####.........#" = 20 ✓ (1+5+4+9+1 = 20)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"#....####..........#" = 20 ✓ (1+4+4+10+1)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"#.......####.......#" = 20 ✓ (1+7+4+7+1)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"####............####" = 20 ✓ (4+12+4)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"#S...............X.#" = 20 ✓ (1+1+15+1+1)
"####################" = 20 ✓
OK Level 1 is good.
Level 2:
"####################" = 20 ✓
"#...........T......#" = 20 ✓
"#...####...........#" = 20 ✓ (1+3+4+11+1)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"#.......F..........#" = 20 ✓ (1+7+1+10+1)
"####....####...####" = 20 ✓ (4+4+4+3+4)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"#....W............." = wait this is 19. Let me fix.
"#....W............#" = 20 ✓
"###....####.....####" = 20 ✓ (3+4+4+5+4)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"#......F...........#" = 20 ✓
"####...####....####" = 20 ✓ (4+3+4+4+4)
"#....T.............#" = 20 ✓
"#S...............X.#" = 20 ✓
"####################" = 20 ✓
OK Level 2 is good.
Level 3:
"####################" = 20
"#........T.........#" = 20
"#....####....####..#" = 20 (1+4+4+4+4+2+1)
"#..................#" = 20
"###...E...........##" = 20 (3+3+1+11+2)
"#..................#" = 20
"#....F...........#.#" = 20 (1+4+1+11+1+1+1)
"####....####....####" = 20 (4+4+4+4+4)
"#..................#" = 20
"#....W.....E.......#" = 20
"##.....####.....####" = 20 (2+5+4+5+4)
"#..................#" = 20
"#.....####.........#" = 20
"#S...............X.#" = 20
"####################" = 20
OK Level 3 is good.
Level 4 - let me redesign:
```
####################
#T...T...T...T....X#
#..................#
####.####.####.#####
#..................#
#...F...E...F...E..#
#..................#
####.####.####.#####
#..................#
#...W.....E.....W..#
#..................#
####.####.####.#####
#..T...T...T.......#
#S...E.....E......X#
####################
```
Wait the last row needs to be solid walls. Let me re-do:
```
Row 0: #################### (20)
Row 1: #T...T...T...T....X# (20)
Row 2: #..................# (20)
Row 3: ####.####.####.####. (19 - wrong)
```
Let me be careful:
"####.####.####.####." = 4+1+4+1+4+1+4+1 = 20 ✓ but ends with . which means no wall on right.
Let me redesign Level 4 more carefully. I want it to be the gauntlet with everything:
```
####################
#..................#
#..T....E.....T....#
#.................##
####.####.####.####
#..................#
#..F...........F...#
#..................#
####.####.####.####
#..................#
#..W...........W...#
#..................#
####.####.####.####
#...T...........T..#
#..E...S.........E.#
####################
```
Hmm this is getting complex. Let me just make level 4 a fun challenging one with simpler design:
```
####################
#T...T...T...T....X#
#..................#
####################
#..................#
#..F...........F...#
#..................#
####################
#..................#
#..W...........W...#
#..................#
####################
#.....T............#
#S...E.....E.......#
####################
```
But this has multiple levels stacked. I need the player to navigate vertically.
Actually let me think of a different level 4 design. A castle-like layout:
```
####################
#..................#
#.T..............T.#
#....####.####.....#
#..................#
####...........####
#..F.....E.....F..#
#..................#
####.####.####.####
#..................#
#....W.....W.......#
#..................#
####...........####
#.T.....E.......T.#
#S...............X#
####################
```
Let me count each row:
"####################" = 20 ✓
"#..................#" = 20 ✓ (1+18+1)
"#.T..............T.#" = 20 ✓ (1+1+1+14+1+1)
"#....####.####.....#" = 20 ✓ (1+4+4+1+4+5+1)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"####...........####" = 20 ✓ (4+11+4)
"#..F.....E.....F..#" = 20 ✓ (1+2+1+5+1+5+1+2+1)
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"####.####.####.####" = 20 ✓
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"#....W.....W.......#" = 20 ✓
"#..................#" = 20 ✓
"####...........####" = 20 ✓
"#.T.....E.......T.#" = 20 ✓
"#S...............X#" = 20 ✓
"####################" = 20 ✓
OK good. But wait, the player should be able to get up to the top. Let me check the platforming. The player can jump ~2.5 tiles high. So between rows they need gaps or stairs.
Row 13 (start row), Row 12 has walls at edges so player can jump up onto row 11 walls.
Row 11 is walls on edges. To get above that, player needs a way up. Hmm, the level has a solid horizontal wall at row 11 blocking vertical progress. That's a problem.
Let me redesign with ladders or with steps:
Actually, I want the player to climb up from row 13 (start) all the way to row 1 where the exit is. Let me add stair-like platforms or just leave gaps in the walls.
Let me redesign:
```
#################### 0
#..................# 1
#T...........T....X# 2
#......####........# 3
#..................# 4
####.F.....F.....### 5
#..................# 6
####.####.####.#### 7
#..................# 8
####.W.....W.....### 9
#..................# 10
####.####.####.#### 11
#....T.........T...# 12
#S.....E....E.....## 13
#################### 14
```
But again the solid horizontal walls block vertical progress. The player needs to be able to jump from one tier to the next.
The only way in this game is jumping, so I need vertical gaps in walls. Let me redesign with open sides:
```
####################
#..................#
#T...........T....X#
#......####........#
#..................#
#...F.....F........#
#..................#
####.####.####.####
#..................#
#...W.....W........#
#..................#
####.####.####.####
#....T.........T...#
#S.....E....E......#
####################
```
Now player can:
- Start at row 13
- Jump up to row 12
- But row 11 is solid walls... hmm, need to make those walls have gaps
Let me try a different design - platforms sticking out:
```
#################### 0 walls
#..................# 1 air
#.......T....X.....# 2 trophy and exit
#..####.....####...# 3 floating platforms
#..................# 4 air
#.....F.......F....# 5 fire hazards
#..................# 6 air
####...####...####.# 7 mid platforms
#..................# 8 air
#...W.........W....# 9 water
#..................# 10 air
####...####...####.# 11 lower platforms
#..................# 12 air
#....T........T....# 13 trophies and start
#S.................# 14 floor
####################
```
Let me count:
"####...####...####.#" - that's 4+3+4+3+4+1 = 19. Need to fix.
Let me just carefully design each row:
"####################" - 20
"#..................#" - 1+18+1 = 20
"#.......T....X.....#" - 1+7+1+4+1+5+1 = 20
"#..####.....####...#" - 1+2+4+5+4+3+1 = 20
"#..................#" - 20
"#.....F.......F....#" - 1+5+1+7+1+4+1 = 20
"#..................#" - 20
"####...####...####.#" - 4+3+4+3+4+1 = 19 (need 20)
OK let me try: "####...####...####" = 4+3+4+3+4 = 18. Hmm, that's wrong because walls should be at edges.
I need to remember: the leftmost and rightmost columns should be walls (so player can't fall off the side). The bottom row is solid floor.
So for a 20-wide level, columns 0 and 19 are always walls. Inside (columns 1-18) we have 18 characters of content.
Let me redesign properly:
Row 0: #################### (top wall)
Row 1: #..................# (air)
Row 2: #.......T....X.....# (trophy in middle, exit on right)
Row 3: #..####.....####...# (floating platforms)
Row 4: #..................# (air)
Row 5: #.....F.......F....# (fire)
Row 6: #..................# (air)
Row 7: ####...####...####.# (mid platforms) - this doesn't work, end is .#
Let me try: #.................# (air) and put platforms elsewhere
Or: #################### for a full wall row
For a partial wall with gaps: ######.######.######.## but ends with ##
Let me think differently. I'll have a half-block wall with a gap for the player to jump up:
"###..............###" - 3+14+3 = 20 ✓ (gap in middle)
Or for full platform rows: 4+3+4+3+4+1 = 19 needs more.
"####....####....####" = 4+4+4+4+4 = 20 ✓ but no right wall
I think the issue is the structure. Let me look at original Dangerous Dave levels... actually I'll just design freely.
Let me design the level 4 again, with vertical climb via jumping:
The level structure:
- Floor at row 14 (bottom)
- Player starts row 13
- Various platforms, hazards, trophies up the level
- Exit at top
For player to climb, I need vertical gaps in horizontal walls. So horizontal walls have a gap.
```
#################### Row 0: top wall
#........T.........# Row 1: trophy
#......#####......# Row 2: floating platform
#..................# Row 3: air
#...#####.#####....# Row 4: two platforms
#..................# Row 5: air
#####.....######### Row 6: partial wall with gap on left
#.....E.......E....# Row 7: enemies
#..................# Row 8: air
#....W........W....# Row 9: water
#..................# Row 10: air
####.####.####.#### Row 11: platform
#..................# Row 12: air
#....T........T....# Row 13: trophies
#S...E.......E....X# Row 14: start, enemies, exit
#################### Row 15: floor (wait, only 15 rows, so this is row 14)
```
Hmm I have 15 rows (0-14) and 20 columns (0-19).
Let me restart with a cleaner design:
```
#################### 0
#...........T......# 1 (trophy in air)
#....####....####..# 2 (floating platforms)
#..................# 3
#..####....####....# 4 (floating platforms)
#..................# 5
#.......F..........# 6 (fire)
#..................# 7
####....####....#### 8 (more platforms - this row has no right wall, oops)
```
I keep messing up. Let me really carefully build this.
20 chars per row. Column 0 = '#', column 19 = '#'. Inside (cols 1-18) = 18 chars of design.
Row with air: " " + 18 dots + "#" = "#" + 18 "." + "#" = 20 ✓
Row with platform: " " + "####....####....####" + "#" = 1+18+1 = 20 ✓
OK let me really design this:
Level 4 - "The Gauntlet":
Goal: Climb to the top, avoid fire/water, get trophy, exit
```
#################### Row 0
#..................# Row 1 (air)
#......T....X......# Row 2 (trophy + exit)
#....####....####..# Row 3 (platforms)
#..................# Row 4 (air)
#.....F....F.......# Row 5 (fire)
#..................# Row 6 (air)
#..####....####....# Row 7 (platforms)
#..................# Row 8 (air)
#.....W....W.......# Row 9 (water)
#..................# Row 10 (air)
####....####....#### Row 11 (platforms)
#..................# Row 12 (air)
#....T....T........# Row 13 (trophies)
#S...E......E......# Row 14 (start, enemies, with X exit... wait, exit is at top)
#################### Row 15 - but only 15 rows!
```
Hmm I have 15 rows (0-14). Let me drop the bottom wall row 15 - just make row 14 the bottom floor.
Actually wait. The level array is indexed 0-14 for 15 rows. So row 0 is top, row 14 is bottom.
Let me redo:
```
Row 0: #################### Top wall
Row 1: #..................# Air
Row 2: #......T....X......# Trophy & exit at top
Row 3: #....####....####..# Floating platforms
Row 4: #..................# Air
Row 5: #.....F....F.......# Fire
Row 6: #..................# Air
Row 7: #..####....####....# Floating platforms
Row 8: #..................# Air
Row 9: #.....W....W.......# Water
Row 10: #..................# Air
Row 11: ####....####....#### Platforms (no right wall, this is a problem)
```
Row 11: "####....####....####" - count: 4+4+4+4+4 = 20, but no right wall.
Let me fix row 11 to have a right wall:
"####....####....####." + wall... no, walls need to be solid.
Hmm, the issue is the entire level must have walls on left (col 0) and right (col 19) for ALL rows. Otherwise player can fall off.
Wait, but the row 0 and row 14 should be solid walls (top and bottom of the level). For middle rows, only cols 0 and 19 must be walls.
Row 11: "####....####....####" = 4+4+4+4+4 = 20
Cols: 0,1,2,3 = '#', 4,5,6,7 = '.', 8,9,10,11 = '#', 12,13,14,15 = '.', 16,17,18,19 = '#'
So col 19 = '#'.
But the issue I noted is that this makes 4 separate platform chunks which is fine. Let me re-count: "####....####....####"
- 4 chars: ####
- 4 chars: ....
- 4 chars: ####
- 4 chars: ....
- 4 chars: ####
Total: 20 ✓
So cols 0-3 = wall, 4-7 = empty, 8-11 = wall, 12-15 = empty, 16-19 = wall. That's 5 segments of 4.
So row 11 has walls at edges and 2 floating platforms in the middle. The player can land on those platforms but they're floating. OK that works for level design.
Wait, but row 11 is just 4-char wide floating platforms? That's only 32 pixels wide. The player is 16 pixels wide, so they can stand on it. OK.
But actually, having a solid wall on the right edge means the player can't fall off. Hmm, the player can stand on the rightmost wall of row 11 (cols 16-19). Then walk along it. But the cols 0-3 wall is connected to the right wall via... no, they're separated by empty cols 4-7 and platforms 8-11. So actually:
Row 11: "####....####....####" decomposes as:
- Positions 0-3: wall
- Positions 4-7: empty (gap below is open)
- Positions 8-11: wall
- Positions 12-15: empty
- Positions 16-19: wall
So three "wall blocks" at top of this row, with gaps between them. The leftmost and rightmost extend to the column 0/19 edges.
This is fine for design. Player can stand on any of these.
But wait, what if row 10 is "#..................#" (air) and row 11 is "####....####....####". Then:
- Col 0: row 10 empty, row 11 wall → player can be at (0, row 10) and would fall down to land on row 11 col 0.
- Col 4: row 10 empty, row 11 empty → player falls through.
OK so this design has platforms at row 11. Good.
Now can the player climb up? Let me check row 9. If row 9 is "#.....W....W.......#", that's just 2 water spots with air around. Row 10 is air. Row 11 has platforms.
For the player to get from row 11 to row 10, they need to be on row 11 and jump. Jumping from row 11 wall platform, the player can go up to row 10. Yes that works (jump height is ~2.5 tiles).
But wait, jumping from row 11 (wall top) to row 9 (water) - the player would have to clear water on row 9. Let me check what's above row 11: row 10 is air, row 9 is water. So a player on row 11 jumping up will reach max height around row 8. They can't avoid row 9 water on the way up if water is in their column.
Hmm. Let me redesign row 9 so water doesn't block the path up:
Row 9: "##...##..##..##...##" (walls with gaps - so water is between walls)
Or just don't put water at the climb points.
Let me redesign with clear vertical paths:
```
Row 0: ####################
Row 1: #..................#
Row 2: #.....T............#
Row 3: #....####...####...#
Row 4: #..................#
Row 5: #....F.............#
Row 6: #......####........#
Row 7: #..................#
Row 8: #...####....####...#
Row 9: #..................#
Row 10: #....W.......W.....#
Row 11: #..................#
Row 12: #..####....####....#
Row 13: #....T.............#
Row 14: #S...............X#
```
Wait, no fire in level 4? Let me add. Also need enemies.
Let me also check that X is in the right place. X is the exit. It needs to be reachable.
Actually, in this design, the X is on the ground level (row 14). So the player just needs to walk to it after getting the trophy. The level is about climbing up to get the trophy and coming back down.
OK this is getting too complex. Let me just simplify and have 4 levels, each fitting the same template but with more hazards.
Actually let me just use simpler levels that are variations on the same theme.
Let me write out the level data carefully:
```javascript
// Level 1: Just walls and trophy
[
"####################", // 0
"#..................#", // 1
"#..................#", // 2
"#...........T......#", // 3
"#.....####.........#", // 4
"#..................#", // 5
"#....####..........#", // 6
"#..................#", // 7
"#.......####.......#", // 8
"#..................#", // 9
"####............####", // 10
"#..................#", // 11
"#..................#", // 12
"#S...............X.#", // 13
"####################" // 14
]
```
Wait, "####............####" - that's 4+12+4 = 20. ✓
"####################" = 20 ✓
"#..................#" = 1+18+1 = 20 ✓
"#...........T......#" = 1+11+1+6+1 = 20 ✓
"#.....####.........#" = 1+5+4+9+1 = 20 ✓
"#....####..........#" = 1+4+4+10+1 = 20 ✓
"#.......####.......#" = 1+7+4+7+1 = 20 ✓
OK Level 1 is consistent.
```javascript
// Level 2: Add fire
[
"####################", // 0
"#............T.....#", // 1
"#....####..........#", // 2
"#..................#", // 3
"#....F.............#", // 4
"###.......####.....#", // 5
"#..................#", // 6
"#.......W..........#", // 7
"####....####.......#", // 8
"#..................#", // 9
"#....F.............#", // 10
"####....####.......#", // 11
"#....T.............#", // 12
"#S...............X.#", // 13
"####################" // 14
]
```
Let me check row 5: "###.......####.....#" = 3+7+4+5+1 = 20 ✓
Row 8: "####....####.......#" = 4+4+4+7+1 = 20 ✓
Row 11: "####....####.......#" = same as 8 ✓
```javascript
// Level 3: Add water and enemies (positioned at fixed locations)
[
"####################", // 0
"#........T.........#", // 1
"#....####....####..#", // 2
"#..................#", // 3
"###.............####", // 4
"#....F.............#", // 5
"#..................#", // 6
"####....####....####", // 7
"#..................#", // 8
"#....W.....E.......#", // 9 - hmm, enemy in water doesn't make sense
"##.....####.....####", // 10
"#..................#", // 11
"#.....####.........#", // 12
"#S...............X.#", // 13
"####################" // 14
]
```
Let me fix the enemy placement. Enemies should be on solid ground, not in hazards.
Actually I'm placing enemies separately from the tile map, not in the level string. The 'E' in the level string is confusing. Let me remove it.
Let me redesign Level 3 with no E in the string (enemies are placed separately):
```javascript
// Level 3: Fire, water, and enemies
[
"####################", // 0
"#........T.........#", // 1
"#....####....####..#", // 2
"#..................#", // 3
"###.............####", // 4
"#....F.............#", // 5
"#..................#", // 6
"####....####....####", // 7
"#..................#", // 8
"#....W.............#", // 9
"##.....####.....####", // 10
"#..................#", // 11
"#.....####.........#", // 12
"#S...............X.#", // 13
"####################" // 14
]
```
Check rows:
"###.............####" = 3+13+4 = 20 ✓
"####....####....####" = 4+4+4+4+4 = 20 ✓
"##.....####.....####" = 2+5+4+5+4 = 20 ✓
OK Level 3 is good. Now I'll add enemies programmatically.
For Level 3, I'll add 2 enemies. They need to be placed on solid ground (a tile below them should be wall, and the tile they stand on should be empty).
Looking at Level 3:
- Row 13 is mostly air, row 14 is solid floor. So a player on row 13 would fall to row 14. Actually row 14 is the floor (solid wall), and the player walks on top of it.
- Row 11 is air, row 12 has "####" at cols 5-8. So player can stand on row 12.
For an enemy on the ground (row 13), they need to walk on a solid surface. The solid surfaces are:
- Floor at row 14 (col 1-18)
- Platforms at row 12 (col 5-8)
- Platforms at row 10 (col 6-9)
- Platforms at row 7 (col 4-7, 8-11, 16-19)
- Platforms at row 4 (col 3-3 and 17-19)
- Etc.
I'll place enemies in code at specific positions.
Now Level 4: Same as 3 but more intense.
Actually, you know what, let me just simplify and have 3 levels. Each more complex than the last.
Or actually, let me just be more careful with 4 levels. Let me also add some visual variety to the level walls. I'll add some decoration.
OK let me just write the code and iterate. The level design is important but I can adjust.
Let me think about whether the levels are solvable. For each level, I need to ensure:
1. Player can reach the trophy
2. Player can reach the exit from the trophy
The path must avoid hazards or have safe ways past them.
For the player to climb up, they need to be able to jump. JUMP_VEL = -10.5, GRAVITY = 0.5. Time to peak = 21 frames. Peak height = 10.5*21 - 0.5*21^2/2 = 220.5 - 110.25 = 110.25 pixels = ~3.4 tiles.
So the player can jump about 3 tiles high. Good.
For horizontal distance: at max speed (3.2 px/frame), in 21 frames (peak of jump), player travels 67.2 pixels = ~2.1 tiles.
So the player can clear about 2-3 tile gaps. The level design must respect this.
Let me also think about the "wall jump" mechanic. In some platformers, you can slide down walls and jump. In Dangerous Dave, I don't think this exists. Just normal jumping.
OK enough planning, let me code it up. I think I have a good design. Let me write the final code now.
Wait, I realize I should think more about the level design. The "####....####....####" type pattern doesn't have wall connections. Let me make sure levels are visually interesting.
Let me also add ladders to make vertical navigation easier. Actually no, in Dangerous Dave I don't think there are ladders in the original. Just jumping.
Let me also consider: the level might be more interesting if some platforms are one-way (you can jump up through them but land on them). But that's complex. Let me just use solid blocks.
For the level structure, I'll use a tile-based design. Let me commit to the design and write the code.
Actually one more thing: the player should be able to interact with the trophy and exit. The trophy should be on a reachable platform. The exit should be at ground level or on a reachable platform.
For the start position, the player needs to spawn on solid ground (not in a hazard). Let me check my levels.
Level 1 row 13: "#S...............X.#"
- Col 0: '#' (wall)
- Col 1: 'S' (start) - player spawns here
- Cols 2-16: '.....' (dots - empty)
- Col 17: 'X' (exit)
- Col 18: '.' (empty)
- Col 19: '#' (wall)
So player spawns at col 1, which is empty. The tile below (row 14) is '#' (floor). So player stands on the floor. Good.
Player size 16x24, tile size 32. So player x = 1*32 + (32-16)/2 = 32 + 8 = 40, y = 13*32 + (32-24) = 416 + 8 = 424. Good.
The exit X at col 17. Player x = 17*32 + 8 = 552. Reachable.
Trophy at col 11 row 3: x = 11*32 = 352, y = 3*32 = 96. Need to jump up.
Row 4 has "####" at cols 5-8. So player can jump onto this platform.
Row 6 has "####" at cols 4-7.
Row 8 has "####" at cols 7-10.
Player can jump from floor (row 14) up to row 8, then row 6, then row 4, then up to row 3 trophy. That's about 4-5 tile climbs. With max jump of 3.4 tiles, this should be doable.
OK let me also add more interesting elements:
- Coins or gems (optional collectibles for score)
- Hidden areas
- Moving platforms (could be cool but adds complexity)
For now, let me keep it simple. Trophy, exit, hazards, enemies, walls.
OK I'll write the final code now. Let me also think about audio. The user said no external resources, but Web Audio API is fine (built into browser).
Let me also think about mobile support. The user is on desktop likely, but mobile would be nice. Actually let me just focus on desktop with keyboard.
Let me finalize the code structure and write it all out.
One more consideration: I want the game to feel polished. Let me add:
- Smooth title screen animation
- Polished HUD
- Sound effects
- Particle effects
- Screen shake on death
- Smooth transitions
Let me write the final code.
Actually I realize I should also include some "level intro" effect - like the level name fading in, or the level scrolling into view. Let me add a brief fade-in at level start.
Also let me add a "trophy" pickup animation - the trophy scales up briefly before disappearing.
OK let me just write the final code.
I realized I also need to think about a couple of things:
1. The player sprite is 16x24, but the tile is 32x32. So player is half a tile wide. This means collision detection is per-pixel-ish.
2. Enemies are 24x24, also smaller than a tile. They fit in a tile.
3. Trophies are 1 tile, exits are 1 tile.
For tile collision, the player overlaps tiles. The player is small enough that they can fit in a 1-tile space (a 32x32 tile area). So in narrow passages (1 tile wide), the player can fit.
Let me also think about how the player interacts with edges. The player should not get stuck on a corner. Standard platformer collision should handle this.
In my collision code:
- Move X first, then check horizontal collisions
- Move Y, then check vertical collisions
- This is the standard approach
The issue with corners: when moving diagonally (e.g., up-right), the player could get stuck on a corner. My current code moves X then Y. If the X movement is blocked, player doesn't move. Then Y movement might also be blocked. This can cause corner-stuck issues.
For a simple platformer, this is usually OK. The player can just move away and try again.
OK let me write the code.
Actually, let me reconsider the level design. I want the player to have a clear path. Let me trace through Level 1:
Row 14: floor (solid wall)
Row 13: "#S...............X.#" - player on col 1, exit on col 17
Row 12: "#..................#" - air
Row 11: "#..................#" - air
Row 10: "####............####" - wall cols 0-3 and 16-19
Row 9: "#..................#" - air
Row 8: "#.......####.......#" - wall cols 7-10
Row 7: "#..................#" - air
Row 6: "#....####..........#" - wall cols 4-7
Row 5: "#..................#" - air
Row 4: "#.....####.........#" - wall cols 5-8
Row 3: "#...........T......#" - trophy col 11
Row 2: "#..................#" - air
Row 1: "#..................#" - air
Row 0: "####################" - top wall
So from the floor (row 14), player can:
- Walk left/right on the floor
- Jump up onto row 10 walls (at cols 0-3 and 16-19) - jump 4 tiles up, max is 3.4. Hmm, not quite enough.
Wait, jumping from row 14 (floor) up to row 10 is jumping 4 tiles. The peak is 3.4 tiles. So the player can't quite make it.
Let me check. Player is on top of the floor (the floor is the top of row 14 wall). Player y = 13*32 + 8 = 424. Player top = 424, bottom = 448. Top of floor wall = 14*32 = 448. OK so player's feet are at y=448, on the floor.
If player jumps, vy = -10.5. After 1 frame: y = 424 + (-10.5 + 0.5) = 424 - 10 = 414. So player bottom = 414 + 24 = 438. Player top = 414.
After 2 frames: y = 414 + (-10.5 + 1) = 414 - 9.5 = 404.5. Player bottom = 428.5.
After 3 frames: y = 404.5 - 9 = 395.5. Player bottom = 419.5.
After N frames: y = 424 - sum of velocities.
Max height: 10.5 (initial) + 10 (1 frame) + 9.5 (2 frames) + ... continuing. The vy decreases by gravity each frame.
vy(t) = -10.5 + 0.5*t
y(t) = 424 + sum_{i=0}^{t-1} vy(i) = 424 + sum_{i=0}^{t-1} (-10.5 + 0.5*i)
= 424 + (-10.5*t) + 0.5*i*(i-1)/2
At t=21 (when vy=0), y(21) = 424 + (-10.5*21) + 0.5*21*20/2 = 424 - 220.5 + 105 = 308.5
So max height is y=308.5. Floor top is at y=448. So player can reach y=308.5, which is 448-308.5 = 139.5 pixels above the floor.
139.5 / 32 = 4.36 tiles above the floor.
So player can jump about 4.36 tiles high. So they CAN reach row 10 (4 tiles up).
But they need to land on something at row 10. The walls at row 10 cols 0-3 - the top of those walls is at y=10*32 = 320. Player needs to land with bottom at y=320. Player bottom at peak is 308.5 + 24 = 332.5. That's below 320 (closer to floor). So player falls and lands at y=320-24 = 296.
So player can reach row 10.
Now from row 10, jumping to row 8 (col 7-10) - 2 tiles up. Easy.
Row 8 cols 7-10: x = 7*32 = 224 to 10*32 + 32 = 352. Player on this platform.
From row 8 to row 6 (col 4-7) - 2 tiles up. From cols 7-10, player needs to move left to col 4-7. So they jump from right side (col 7-10) to upper left (col 4-7).
Hmm wait, the platforms don't overlap. Row 8 platform is at cols 7-10, row 6 platform is at cols 4-7. They share col 7.
So player is on row 8 col 7-10, can walk left to col 7. Then jump up-left to row 6 col 4-7. Yes that works.
Row 6 cols 4-7, can jump to row 4 cols 5-8 (2 tiles up).
Row 4 cols 5-8, can jump to row 3 col 11 (trophy) - 1 tile up, 3 cols right.
The trophy is at col 11. From row 4 col 5-8, jumping up to col 11 requires 3 cols right and 1 row up. Easy.
OK so the level is solvable. Good.
Now for the exit at col 17 row 13. From the floor (row 14), player just walks right. Easy.
But the trophy at col 11 row 3 needs to be collected first. The exit won't open until then.
OK Level 1 works. Let me now think about Level 2.
Level 2:
```
Row 0: ####################
Row 1: #............T.....#
Row 2: #....####..........#
Row 3: #..................#
Row 4: #....F.............#
Row 5: ###.......####.....#
Row 6: #..................#
Row 7: #.......W..........#
Row 8: ####....####.......#
Row 9: #..................#
Row 10: #....F.............#
Row 11: ####....####.......#
Row 12: #....T.............#
Row 13: #S...............X.#
Row 14: ####################
```
Player starts at col 1 row 13. Floor at row 14. Exit at col 17 row 13. Easy.
Trophies at:
- Col 12 row 1
- Col 4 row 12
Fire at:
- Col 4 row 4
- Col 4 row 10
Water at:
- Col 7 row 7
Player can walk from row 14 to row 13, then jump up to row 11 (cols 4-7), then to row 8 (cols 4-7), then to row 5 (cols 7-10), then to row 2 (cols 4-7)... wait that doesn't reach the trophy at col 12 row 1.
Let me check the platforms:
- Row 11: cols 4-7
- Row 8: cols 4-7
- Row 5: cols 7-10
- Row 2: cols 4-7
So from row 5 (cols 7-10), can jump to row 2 (cols 4-7)? 3 tiles up, 3 cols left. Max jump 4.36 tiles up, but only 2-3 cols horizontal. So this jump is barely possible.
Actually max horizontal distance at max jump height: 67 pixels. That's 2 tiles. So can clear 2-tile gap.
From row 5 col 7-10 to row 2 col 4-7: need to go up 3 tiles and left 0-6 cols. The left-most point of row 2 platform is col 4, right-most of row 5 is col 10. So horizontal distance is 0-6 tiles. The jump arc would take us to ~row 2-3, so we'd reach the row 2 platform.
Let me check more carefully. Starting at row 5 col 7-10 (so x=224-352, feet at y=160-288, top of row 5 platform at y=160). Jumping up-left to row 2 col 4-7 (x=128-256, top at y=64).
Jump peak: y decreases by ~140 pixels in 21 frames.
Horizontal: max 67 pixels in 21 frames at max speed.
To reach row 2 platform, player needs to be at x in [128, 256] when their bottom is at y=64.
From x=224, jumping left at max speed: after 21 frames, x = 224 - 67 = 157. That's in [128, 256]! So we can land on the row 2 platform.
But this is a tricky jump. The player has to be in the right column and jump at the right time.
For an easier game, let me redesign Level 2 to have clearer paths.
Actually, you know what, let me just make the levels fairly straightforward. The challenge should come from hazards, enemies, and the climb itself, not from tricky jumps.
Let me redesign all 4 levels to be more straightforward.
```javascript
// Level 1: Tutorial - simple jumps, no hazards
// Trophy on a platform above. Exit at ground level.
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#...........T......#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#", // Stepping stones
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Wait, multiple "stepping stone" platforms at cols 4-7 and 12-15, every 2 rows. Player can jump from one to the next easily.
From row 14 floor, jump to row 12 col 4-7 (2 tiles up). Easy.
Then row 10 col 12-15. 2 rows up, 5-11 cols right. Hmm, 11 cols is too far for a single jump.
Let me space them better. Alternating left/right:
```javascript
// Level 1: Stairs going up
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#...........T......#",
"#..................#",
"#...####...........#", // Cols 3-6
"#..................#",
"#...........####...#", // Cols 11-14
"#..................#",
"#...####...........#",
"#..................#",
"#...........####...#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
From floor (row 14), jump up to row 12 col 3-6 (2 up, 2-6 right). Then to row 10 col 11-14 (2 up, 5-11 right). Hmm still 11 cols is too far.
Let me use closer steps. Cols 4-7 and 12-15, alternating each row:
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#...........T......#",
"#..................#",
"#....####..........#", // Cols 4-7
"#..................#",
"#..........####....#", // Cols 10-13
"#..................#",
"#....####..........#", // Cols 4-7
"#..................#",
"#..........####....#", // Cols 10-13
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
From floor, jump to row 12 col 4-7. Then to row 10 col 10-13. From col 4-7 to col 10-13: 3-9 cols right, 2 up. 9 cols is too far (max 2).
Let me use 8-col steps max (3-4 tile horizontal jumps):
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#...........T......#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#", // Cols 4-7 and 12-15
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Now from row 14, jump to row 12 col 4-7 (2 up, 3-6 right). Easy. Then to row 10 col 12-15 (2 up, 5-11 right). Hmm.
Wait, from col 4-7 to col 12-15: 5-11 cols. Max horizontal is 2-3. So this is too far.
Let me use cols 4-7 and 8-11 (adjacent platforms):
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#...........T......#",
"#..................#",
"#....####.####.....#", // Cols 4-7, 9-12
"#..................#",
"#....####.####.....#",
"#..................#",
"#....####.####.....#",
"#..................#",
"#....####.####.....#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Hmm row 5: "#....####.####.....#" = 1+4+4+1+4+5+1 = 20 ✓
Platforms at cols 4-7 and 9-12.
From floor (row 14) to row 12 col 4-7: 2 up, 3-6 right. Easy.
From row 12 col 4-7 to row 10 col 9-12: 2 up, 2-8 right. 8 is too far.
From row 12 col 9-12 to row 10 col 4-7: 2 up, 2-8 left. 8 too far.
Hmm. Let me just have a staircase going up and to the right:
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#............T.....#", // Trophy high up
"#...####...........#", // Col 3-6
"#..................#",
"#......####........#", // Col 6-9
"#..................#",
"#.........####.....#", // Col 9-12
"#..................#",
"#............####..#", // Col 12-15
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Now the staircase goes from col 3 (row 5) to col 15 (row 11). Each platform shifts 3 cols right and 2 rows up. Let me check:
- Row 5: cols 3-6
- Row 7: cols 6-9
- Row 9: cols 9-12
- Row 11: cols 12-15
From row 5 col 3-6 (right edge col 6) to row 7 col 6-9 (left edge col 6). So 0 horizontal, 2 up. Easy.
From row 7 col 6-9 to row 9 col 9-12: 0-3 horizontal, 2 up. Easy.
From row 9 col 9-12 to row 11 col 12-15: 0-3 horizontal, 2 up. Easy.
From row 11 col 12-15 to row 4 col 12-15 (where trophy is at col 12-15). Wait, trophy is at col 12 row 4. Let me re-check.
"#............T.....#" = 1+12+1+5+1 = 20 ✓ - trophy at col 13.
Hmm let me reposition. Trophy at col 12 row 4. From row 11 col 12-15 to row 4 col 12: 7 rows up, 0-3 cols. Way too high.
Let me put the trophy at the top of the staircase:
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#.................T#", // Trophy at col 18
"#...####...........#", // Col 3-6
"#..................#",
"#......####........#", // Col 6-9
"#..................#",
"#.........####.....#", // Col 9-12
"#..................#",
"#............####..#", // Col 12-15
"#.................##", // Col 17-18
"#S...............X.#", // X exit
"####################"
]
```
Hmm getting messy. Let me restart with a simpler design.
OK new approach. Let me make Level 1 a simple flat level:
```javascript
// Level 1: Flat ground, trophy on small platform
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#", // Trophy
"#....####....####..#", // Small platforms
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
OK let me check Level 1 row 4: "#......T...........#" = 1+6+1+11+1 = 20 ✓
Row 5: "#....####....####..#" = 1+4+4+4+4+2+1 = 20 ✓
Trophy at col 7, row 4.
Player at col 1, row 13.
Trophy at col 7, row 4.
Exit at col 17, row 13.
To get trophy, player jumps from row 12 platform (col 4-7 or 12-15) to row 4 trophy. That's 8 rows up. Way too much for a single jump.
The player needs to climb up via the platforms. Let me check:
- Row 12: cols 4-7 and 12-15
- Row 8: cols 4-7 and 12-15
- Row 5: cols 4-7 and 12-15
From row 13 (floor) to row 12: 1 up. Easy.
From row 12 col 4-7 to row 8 col 4-7: 4 up, 0. Possible (4 tiles up, max 4.36).
From row 8 to row 5: 3 up, 0. Easy.
From row 5 to row 4 (trophy at col 7): 1 up, 0-3. Easy.
So player can climb: row 12 → row 8 → row 5 → row 4 (trophy). Good.
The trophy is at col 7. The platform at row 5 is cols 4-7. So player on row 5 col 7, can jump up to col 7 row 4. Yes!
OK Level 1 is solvable. Let me continue.
For Level 2, add fire. Place fire in spots the player doesn't need to walk through.
```javascript
// Level 2: Add fire hazards
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#", // Trophy
"#....####....####..#", // Platforms
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#...F......F.......#", // Fire
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#...W......W.......#", // Water
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Row 12: "#...W......W.......#" = 1+3+1+6+1+7+1 = 20 ✓
Row 8: "#...F......F.......#" = same pattern, ✓
Hmm water is on the ground between platforms. So the player has to jump from one platform to another over water. The water is at cols 4 and 12 row 12. Player at col 1 row 13 (floor) can walk right to col 18 (right side, before exit at 17). Wait, exit is at col 17. So player goes floor, walks right, avoids water.
Wait, water is on row 12, not row 13. Row 13 is the player's start row. Row 14 is the floor. Row 12 has water in some spots but the row is mostly empty (player would fall through).
Actually if row 12 has water and row 14 is the floor, then row 13 is air. So the player walks on the floor (row 14) and the water in row 12 doesn't directly affect them.
But row 12 water tiles are at cols 4 and 12. If the player walks on the floor (row 14), they pass under the water. No issue.
For the player to climb up via platforms, they jump up. They don't touch row 12. They jump from floor to row 11 (which is air, so they pass through) to row 8 platform.
Wait, can they jump straight from floor to row 8? 6 rows up. Max jump is 4.36 rows. So no, they need stepping stones.
The platforms in this level:
- Row 11: empty
- Row 10: empty
- Row 9: empty
- Row 8: empty
- Row 7: cols 4-7 and 12-15
- Row 6: empty
- Row 5: empty
- Row 4: cols 4-7 and 12-15
- Row 3: empty
- Row 2: empty
- Row 1: empty
- Row 0: top wall
So from floor (row 14), jump to row 7 (col 4-7 or 12-15) is 7 rows up. Too far.
Hmm need more platforms. Let me redesign with platforms at every 2 rows:
```javascript
// Level 2
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#", // Trophy
"#....####....####..#", // Platforms row 2
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#", // Row 4
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#", // Row 6
"#...F......F.......#", // Fire row 7
"#....####....####..#", // Row 8
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#", // Row 10
"#...W......W.......#", // Water row 11
"#S...............X.#", // Start row 12
"####################"
]
```
Wait, fire and water rows should have walls. Let me re-think.
Row with fire: the fire is on a specific column. The row is otherwise air. So like "#...F..............#"
But actually the fire is on a tile. The player should not walk on it. The row containing fire has fire tiles. The rest of the row is air. Like "#....F............#".
OK so:
Row 7: "#....F............#" = 1+4+1+13+1 = 20 ✓
Row 11: "#....W............#" same pattern
These rows have just one fire/water tile and 18 air tiles. The player falling down would land on whatever is below.
Hmm but if the fire is at row 7 and the player falls from above, they pass through row 7 (which is mostly air) and continue falling. If they fall in the column of the fire, they die.
So fire/water tiles act as hazards when the player passes through them. The player needs to avoid them when falling or jumping.
OK so the design is:
- Platforms at rows 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 (every 2 rows)
- Fire at row 7 between platforms (in specific columns)
- Water at row 11 (in different columns)
- Player climbs from row 14 to row 2, avoiding hazards
Wait the player on the floor (row 14) doesn't need to worry about water at row 11 unless they jump up and fall back down through that column.
Hmm, but the platforms at row 10 - jumping from row 10 to row 8 would pass through row 9 (air). Row 11 is below row 10. So if the player is on row 10 and drops down, they fall through row 9 and land on row 8 platform (or further if no platform).
Actually, let me reconsider the geometry. Tiles are 32x32. The player is 16x24.
If the player is standing on a platform at row 10 (col 4-7), their feet are at y = 10*32 = 320 (top of platform). Player bottom = 320, top = 296.
If they walk off the platform, they fall. After falling, they pass through row 9 (which is air) and reach row 8. If row 8 has a platform at col 4-7, they land there.
If there's a fire at row 9 col 4, the player would pass through that fire tile while falling. That kills them.
So fire/water tiles are only dangerous if the player passes through them. Standing on a platform above and falling through them = death.
OK so the design needs to ensure:
- Fire/water tiles are not in columns the player falls through
- OR fire/water tiles are positioned so the player can avoid them with careful jumping
Let me redesign Level 2:
```javascript
[
"####################", // 0
"#..................#", // 1
"#......T...........#", // 2 - trophy
"#....####....####..#", // 3 - platforms
"#..................#", // 4
"#....####....####..#", // 5
"#..................#", // 6
"#....####....####..#", // 7 - oops, fire was here
...
]
```
OK let me put fire at specific positions that don't block the path:
```javascript
[
"####################", // 0
"#..................#", // 1
"#......T...........#", // 2
"#....####....####..#", // 3
"#..................#", // 4
"#....####....####..#", // 5
"#..................#", // 6
"#....####....####..#", // 7
"#..................#", // 8
"#....####....####..#", // 9
"#...........F......#", // 10 - fire in a specific col, not on path
"#..................#", // 11
"#....####....####..#", // 12
"#S...............X.#", // 13
"####################" // 14
]
```
Row 10: "#...........F......#" = 1+11+1+6+1 = 20 ✓ - fire at col 12.
But the player is walking on the floor (row 14). They don't go to row 10 unless they climb up. The fire is at col 12 row 10, between the cols 12-15 platform at row 9. Hmm, the fire is right under the row 9 platform.
If the player is on the row 9 platform at col 12-15 and steps off, they fall. They would fall through row 10 col 12 (fire). Death.
Hmm. Maybe just remove fire from level 2 to keep it simple, and add fire in level 3 only.
Or put fire where it doesn't matter - like at the top, off the climbing path.
Actually, in Dangerous Dave, fire is often in pits or on specific tiles. The player has to jump OVER fire.
Let me put fire on a tile between two platforms, requiring a jump over it:
```javascript
[
"####################", // 0
"#..................#", // 1
"#......T...........#", // 2 - trophy
"#....####....####..#", // 3 - platforms
"#..................#", // 4
"#....####....####..#", // 5
"#..................#", // 6
"#....####.F..####..#", // 7 - fire between platforms!
"#..................#", // 8
"#....####....####..#", // 9
"#..................#", // 10
"#....####....####..#", // 11
"#..................#", // 12
"#S...............X.#", // 13
"####################" // 14
]
```
Row 7: "#....####.F..####..#" = 1+4+4+1+1+2+4+2+1 = 20 ✓ - fire at col 10
So between cols 8 (right of left platform) and col 11 (left of right platform), there's a fire at col 10. The gap is cols 8-10 (3 cols). Player jumping from left platform (cols 4-7) to right platform (cols 12-15) needs to clear cols 8-11 (4 cols gap). Max horizontal = 2-3 cols. Hmm, tight.
Wait, let me recount. Left platform cols 4-7. Right platform cols 12-15. Gap between them: cols 8, 9, 10, 11 (4 cols). Player jumping from col 7 (right edge of left platform) to col 12 (left edge of right platform) is 5 cols. Max horizontal jump is 2-3 cols. So can't clear this gap.
Need to redesign with smaller gap.
```javascript
[
"####################", // 0
"#..................#", // 1
"#......T...........#", // 2 - trophy
"#.####....####.....#", // 3 - platforms
"#..................#", // 4
"#.####....####.....#", // 5
"#..................#", // 6
"#.####.F..####.....#", // 7 - fire in the gap
"#..................#", // 8
"#.####....####.....#", // 9
"#..................#", // 10
"#.####....####.....#", // 11
"#..................#", // 12
"#S...............X.#", // 13
"####################" // 14
]
```
Row 3: "#.####....####.....#" = 1+1+4+4+4+5+1 = 20 ✓ - platforms at cols 1-4 and 9-12
Row 7: "#.####.F..####.....#" = 1+1+4+1+1+2+4+5+1 = 20 ✓ - fire at col 7
So left platform cols 1-4, right platform cols 9-12. Gap cols 5-8 (4 cols). Fire at col 7.
To jump from col 4 to col 9: 5 cols. Max 2-3. Still too far.
Hmm let me use closer platforms:
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#..####.####.......#", // Platforms cols 2-5 and 7-10
"#..................#",
"#..####.####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#..####.F..####....#", // Fire at col 7 (between platforms)
"#..................#",
"#..####.####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#..####.####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Row 3: "#..####.####.......#" = 1+2+4+1+4+7+1 = 20 ✓
Row 7: "#..####.F..####....#" = 1+2+4+1+1+2+4+4+1 = 20 ✓
Left platform cols 2-5, right platform cols 7-10. Gap is just col 6. Fire at col 7 (right on the right platform? No, col 7 is left edge of right platform).
Wait, cols 7-10 is the right platform. So col 7 is wall. If fire is at col 7, it would be ON the wall. But the level is "F" in the string, not "#". So it's fire, not wall.
But then col 7 is fire, and cols 8-10 are wall. So right platform is fire at col 7 and wall at cols 8-10? That's mixed.
Let me re-think. Each tile is one type. So if a tile is fire, the player can't walk through it. The string "F" means fire, "#" means wall.
I want the fire to be IN the gap between platforms. So the gap is wider to accommodate the fire.
Let me redesign with platforms cols 1-4 and 8-11, fire at col 6 in row 7:
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#.####..####.......#", // Cols 1-4 and 7-10
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#.####.F...####....#", // Fire at col 6
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Row 3: "#.####..####.......#" = 1+1+4+2+4+7+1 = 20 ✓
Row 7: "#.####.F...####....#" = 1+1+4+1+1+3+4+4+1 = 20 ✓
Platforms at cols 1-4 and 7-10. Gap cols 5-6 (2 cols). Fire at col 6.
Jumping from col 4 to col 7: 3 cols. Max ~2. Hmm still might be too far.
Let me check exactly. From col 4 (right edge of left platform) at, say, x = 5*32 = 160. Jumping right at max speed (3.2 px/frame), after 21 frames (peak of jump), x = 160 + 67 = 227. Col 7 starts at 7*32 = 224. So at peak, player is at x=227, which is in col 7.
But to LAND on col 7, player's feet need to be at y = 7*32 = 224 (top of platform). Player bottom at peak is y = bottom of feet - 0 = ... wait, I had max bottom = 332.5. And top of platform row 7 is 224. So player bottom needs to be at 224, which is much less than 332.5.
Hmm I think I confused myself. Let me redo the math.
Player is at y position (top of player bounding box). When standing on a platform at row R, player.y + PLAYER_H = R * TS (top of platform is the surface the player stands on, which is the top of the row below where the platform is... wait).
Let me re-think. A platform at row R means tiles in row R are walls. The top of these walls is at y = R * TS. The player stands on top, so player bottom = R * TS, player top = R * TS - 24.
So standing on row 7 platform: player bottom = 7*32 = 224, player top = 200.
Jumping up from here, player top decreases. Max height: top of player goes up to 200 - 140 = 60 (approx). So player can reach row 1 (y=32) from row 7. That's 6 rows up.
So from row 7 platform, player can jump 6 rows up. Great.
OK so the vertical jump is plenty. The issue is horizontal distance.
Max horizontal jump distance (at max speed) = 3.2 * 21 * 2 = 134 pixels. That's about 4 tiles.
Wait that's if jumping at max speed the whole time. But the player accelerates from 0 to max speed. So actual max distance is less.
Let me just say: with MOVE_ACCEL = 0.8 and MOVE_MAX = 3.2, the player reaches max speed in 3.2/0.8 = 4 frames. So they jump at near max speed most of the jump.
In 21 frames at 3.2 px/frame = 67 pixels. That's only 2 tiles. Hmm.
But what if the player moves while falling too? Yes, they can. So full jump arc (up and down) is 42 frames. Distance = 42 * 3.2 = 134 pixels = ~4 tiles.
So a jump from one platform to another can clear a 3-tile gap. From col 4 (right edge) to col 7 (left edge) is 3 tiles. Workable.
OK so the design is OK with 2-3 tile gaps.
Let me finalize Level 2:
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#.####.F...####....#", // Fire in gap
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Player at col 1, row 13. Trophy at col 7, row 2.
Path: row 13 (floor) → row 11 col 1-4 → row 9 col 7-10 (jump right) → ...
Hmm, jumping from row 11 col 1-4 to row 9 col 7-10: 2 rows up, 3-9 cols right. 9 cols too far.
Maybe the player goes up on the left side, then over to the right side. Let me check more carefully.
From floor (row 14, col 1), jump to row 11 col 1-4. 3 rows up, 0-3 cols right. Easy.
From row 11 col 1-4 to row 9 col 1-4: 2 up, 0. Easy.
From row 9 col 1-4 to row 7 col 1-4: 2 up, 0. Easy. But row 7 has fire at col 6. So player on row 7 col 1-4 is safe.
From row 7 col 1-4 to row 5 col 1-4: 2 up, 0. Easy.
From row 5 col 1-4 to row 3 col 1-4: 2 up, 0. Easy.
From row 3 col 1-4 to row 3 col 7-10 (trophy at col 7): 0 up, 3-6 cols right. 6 cols might be too far. Hmm.
Let me check: 3 cols is fine, 6 cols is not. The trophy is at col 7. From col 4 (right edge of left platform at row 3), jumping right to col 7 is 3 cols. Should work.
Actually wait, trophy is at col 7 row 2 ("#......T...........#"). So row 2 col 7. Let me re-count:
"#......T...........#" -
- # at col 0
- . at cols 1-6 (6 dots)
- T at col 7
- . at cols 8-18 (11 dots)
- # at col 19
So T at col 7 row 2.
From row 3 col 4 to row 2 col 7: 1 up, 3 cols right. Easy.
OK so the path works. Player goes up the left side, then over to the right to get the trophy.
For the exit at col 17 row 13, the player just walks right on the floor.
But wait, the platforms in this level are at cols 1-4 and 7-10. The exit is at col 17. The player on the floor can walk from col 1 to col 18 freely (row 14 is solid floor, row 13 is air except col 17 which is X).
But there are platforms above. The player on the floor is at row 14 (or row 13 with feet on row 14 floor). They walk under the platforms. No issue.
But row 7 has fire at col 6. The player walking on the floor is at row 13, which is below row 7. The fire is at row 7 col 6. So fire is above the player. No effect.
When the player climbs up, they reach row 7 and might encounter the fire. Let me check: row 7 col 1-4 is wall (left platform). So player on row 7 col 1-4 stands on the platform. Cols 5-6 are air (col 6 is fire). Player on platform at col 1-4, can walk to col 4. Then they'd need to jump over fire at col 6 to reach col 7-10. But col 5 is air (so the player would fall from col 4 to lower). To get to col 7-10, they jump from col 4 to col 7. The jump arc passes through col 5-6. At col 6, the player would be at some y. If the player is at peak of jump (y high), they might clear col 6 at a height where row 7 col 6 doesn't overlap. But the player is 24 tall, and they're in mid-air covering multiple rows.
Let me check. Player jumping from row 7 col 4 (top y=200, bottom y=224) to row 7 col 7 (top y=200, bottom y=224). They go up and come back down, staying in row 7 the whole time (peak at row 5 or 6).
At col 6, the player is at some height. If at peak, player top is around y=100, bottom y=124. That's in row 3-4. So player is NOT in row 7 at the peak.
But on the way up and down, the player might be in row 7. Let me check.
vy at start = -10.5. After 1 frame: vy = -10, y = 200 - 10 = 190, bottom = 214. That's still in row 6-7 boundary. Bottom 214 is in row 6 (192-223 is row 6). So player is in row 6 at frame 1.
After 2 frames: vy = -9.5, y = 180, bottom = 204. In row 6.
After 3 frames: vy = -9, y = 171, bottom = 195. In row 6.
Hmm so very quickly the player leaves row 7 going up. They never actually occupy row 7 in the jump. So the fire at col 6 row 7 is NOT triggered by the jump.
When the player lands, they come back down to row 7. At frame 21 (peak), they're at y = ~140, bottom ~164. Row 5.
Going down:
After 21 frames: y = 140
After 30 frames: vy at frame 30 = -10.5 + 30*0.5 = 4.5. y = 140 + 4.5*9 = 140 + 40 = 180, bottom = 204. In row 6.
After 40 frames: vy = 9.5. y = 140 + 9.5*19 = 140 + 180.5 = 320.5. Bottom = 344.5. That's row 10.
Hmm so player falls past row 7-9 by frame 40. They never occupy row 7 in the jump arc.
So the fire at row 7 col 6 doesn't affect the jump from col 4 to col 7. The player is too high.
But wait, the fire should be a danger. Otherwise why put it there?
OK let me put the fire in a place where it IS dangerous. Maybe in a pit the player must jump over:
```javascript
// Level 2 with fire pit
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#", // Trophy
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#",
"#..................#",
"#.####.F..####.....#", // Fire in middle of last platform row
"#..................#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Row 11: "#.####.F..####.....#" = 1+1+4+1+1+2+4+5+1 = 20 ✓
So fire at col 6 in row 11. The platforms at row 11 are cols 1-4 and 7-10. The gap is cols 5-6. Fire at col 6.
To jump from col 4 to col 7, player passes over col 5-6. If their y is in row 11 at col 6, they die.
But based on my analysis, the player doesn't stay in row 11 during the jump. They quickly rise above.
Hmm. Let me think about this differently. The fire is in row 11 col 6. The platforms are also in row 11. So col 5 and col 6 are fire (or one of them is fire, the other is air).
If both cols 5 and 6 are fire, then the player can't fall through them. The player on row 13 col 1 walks right. They're at row 14 (floor). They don't touch row 11. Safe.
If the player wants to climb up via row 11 platforms, they need to jump from col 4 to col 7. As analyzed, this jump doesn't put them in row 11 col 5-6.
So the fire here is essentially decoration, not a danger. Hmm.
Let me put the fire where it IS a danger. In a pit below platforms:
Actually, let me put the fire ON the floor, blocking the player's path:
```javascript
// Level 2
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#", // Trophy
"#.####..####.......#", // Platform row 3
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#", // Row 5
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#", // Row 7
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#", // Row 9
"#..................#",
"#.####..####.......#", // Row 11
"#.F....F....F......#", // Row 12 (fire on floor area)
"#S...............X.#", // Row 13
"####################"
]
```
Hmm row 12 with fire. The player on row 14 (floor) walks. They need to navigate around fire.
Wait, the player walks on row 14 (floor) with feet at y=14*32=448, top y=424. So player is in row 13 mostly. Row 12 is above the player. So fire on row 12 doesn't directly affect the player on the floor.
But if the player wants to jump onto a platform at row 11, they jump up. They go through row 12. If col 5 row 12 is fire, the player passing through that column at row 12 height dies.
So the player has to jump up at columns without fire. E.g., jump from col 1 to col 1-4 row 11 platform. The jump arc passes through row 12 col 1. If col 1 row 12 is fire, they die. If it's air, they're safe.
This makes the fire a navigation hazard. The player has to jump in safe columns.
OK let me design this way. But it's getting complex. Let me simplify.
Actually, let me just have fire/water be in places where the player walks on the floor. The player has to walk around them.
Like:
```javascript
// Level 2
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#S..F...........X.#", // Fire on the floor path
"####################"
]
```
Hmm but the floor is row 14. The player walks on it. If row 13 col 3 is fire, the player walking through col 3 dies.
So row 13 has fire at col 3. Player starts at col 1. Walks right. At col 3, fire. Player has to jump over it.
OK this works. Let me design Level 2:
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#S..F...........X.#",
"####################"
]
```
This is essentially Level 1 with one fire on the ground path. Player must jump over it.
That's a good simple level 2.
But maybe more interesting would be to have multiple fires/waters:
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#....W.......W.....#", // Water on the ground level
"#S..F...........X.#",
"####################"
]
```
Water at row 12 cols 4 and 12. Fire at row 13 col 3. Exit at row 13 col 17.
Player on floor (row 14). Walks right. At col 3, fire - jumps over. Reaches col 4. Continues. At col 4 row 12, water above. Player on floor (row 14), feet at y=448, top at y=424. Water tile is at row 12, y=384-415. So water is above player, not in contact. Safe.
So water at row 12 is not actually in the player's path on the floor. The player would only touch water if they fell down or jumped into it.
Hmm. Let me put water on the floor level (row 13) so it's a direct obstacle:
```javascript
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#S.F...W.......X..#", // Fire and water on ground
"####################"
]
```
Row 13: "#S.F...W.......X..#" = 1+1+1+1+3+1+7+1+2+1 = 19. Hmm, off by 1.
Let me recount: #S.F...W.......X..#
# = 1
S = 1 (col 1)
. = 1 (col 2)
F = 1 (col 3)
. = 3 (cols 4-6)
W = 1 (col 7)
. = 7 (cols 8-14)
X = 1 (col 15)
. = 2 (cols 16-17)
# = 1 (col 18)
Wait that's 18 cols. Let me list with col indices:
0: #
1: S
2: .
3: F
4-6: . . .
7: W
8-14: . . . . . . .
15: X
16-17: . .
18: #
Total: 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 3 + 1 + 7 + 1 + 2 + 1 = 19. Off by 1.
Let me redo: "#S.F...W........X.#"
0: #
1: S
2: .
3: F
4-6: . . .
7: W
8-15: . . . . . . . .
16: X
17: .
18: #
Total: 1+1+1+1+3+1+8+1+1+1 = 19. Still off.
OK let me count target: 20 chars.
"#S.F...W.........X.#"
0: #
1: S
2: .
3: F
4-6: . . .
7: W
8-16: . . . . . . . . .
17: X
18: .
19: #
Total: 1+1+1+1+3+1+9+1+1+1 = 20 ✓
So row 13: "#S.F...W.........X.#"
Player starts col 1, must walk to col 17 (X). Fire at col 3, water at col 7. Must jump over.
This is solvable but a bit boring. Let me add more levels of complexity.
OK let me commit to a design and write the code. I'll iterate if needed.
Let me write 4 levels with this template:
Level 1: Basic climbing, no hazards
Level 2: Add fire on the ground path
Level 3: Add water and enemies
Level 4: Combine everything with complex layout
Here's my final level design:
```javascript
const LEVELS = [
// L1: Tutorial
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
],
// L2: Fire
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#....F.............#",
"#S..............X.#",
"####################"
],
// L3: Water + Enemies
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#....W.............#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.F............W...#",
"#S..............X.#",
"####################"
],
// L4: Gauntlet
[
"####################",
"#.....T............#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.F................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.W................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#.F.....W..........#",
"#S..............X.#",
"####################"
]
];
```
Wait, I have enemies in levels 3 and 4 but they're not in the level string. Let me remove 'E' from any strings (I'm placing enemies separately in code).
Looking at my levels, no E. Good.
But I should verify each row is 20 chars.
Level 1: All rows look 20 wide based on my checks above.
Level 2:
Row 12: "#....F.............#" = 1+4+1+13+1 = 20 ✓
Row 13: "#S..............X.#" = 1+1+14+1+1+1+1 = 20 ✓
Level 3:
Row 10: "#....W.............#" = 1+4+1+13+1 = 20 ✓
Row 12: "#.F............W...#" = 1+1+1+12+1+3+1 = 20 ✓
Row 13: "#S..............X.#" = same as L2
Level 4:
Row 5: "#.F................#" = 1+1+1+16+1 = 20 ✓
Row 9: "#.W................#" = same pattern
Row 12: "#.F.....W..........#" = 1+1+1+5+1+10+1 = 20 ✓
OK all rows should be 20 wide.
Now for enemies. Let me place them in code:
Level 3: 2 enemies
- One patrolling on the floor (row 13)
- One on a platform (row 7 or 9)
Level 4: 3-4 enemies
- Multiple on platforms and ground
For the enemy position, I need to be careful. The enemy x is the left edge. Enemy size 24x24. Enemy should be on a solid surface.
Let me place them carefully.
Level 3:
- Enemy 1: floor patrol. y = 14*32 - 24 = 424. Wait, enemy top y = (R+1)*32 - 24 = 15*32 - 24 = 456. Hmm, that's below the floor.
Wait, the floor is row 14 (solid). The player walks ON the floor. Player bottom = 14*32 = 448, top = 424.
For an enemy walking on the floor, enemy bottom = 448, top = 424. So enemy.y = 424. But enemy height is 24. y = 14*32 - 24 = 448 - 24 = 424. So enemy.y = 424.
Hmm wait, that means the enemy's bottom is at y=448 which is the same as player's bottom on the floor. Both on the floor. Good.
So enemy.y = (R+1) * TS - 24, where R is the row of the floor (the row of the wall below them).
For floor row 14: enemy.y = 15*32 - 24 = 480 - 24 = 456. Hmm but canvas height is 480, so y=456 is at the bottom. Bottom of enemy would be 456+24=480, right at the canvas bottom.
But the floor (row 14 wall) is at y=448-480. So enemy bottom at 480 is at the bottom of the wall. That makes sense - the enemy stands on the top of the wall... no wait, the wall is row 14, top of wall is y=448. So enemy bottom = 448, top = 424.
Let me redo. Floor is wall at row 14. Top of wall = 14*32 = 448. Enemy bottom should be at 448 (standing on top of wall). Enemy.y = 448 - 24 = 424.
OK so enemy.y = (floor_row * 32) - 24 where floor_row is the row of the wall the enemy stands on.
For floor row 14: enemy.y = 448 - 24 = 424.
For an enemy on a platform at row 11: enemy.y = 11*32 - 24 = 328.
OK got it.
Now enemy x: where to place? Let me think about patrol range. Enemy walks left/right. They turn at walls. I want them to patrol a reasonable distance.
For an enemy on the floor (row 14), they can walk from col 1 to col 18 (left wall to right wall). Patrol range = ~17 tiles.
For an enemy on platform row 11 col 4-7, patrol range = 3-4 tiles.
OK let me place enemies:
Level 3:
- Enemy A: floor patrol, x = 8*32 = 256, y = 424
- Enemy B: on platform row 7 col 4-7, x = 4*32 = 128, y = 7*32-24 = 200
Level 4:
- Enemy A: floor patrol, x = 8*32, y = 424
- Enemy B: on platform row 7 col 4-7, x = 4*32, y = 200
- Enemy C: on platform row 9 col 4-7, x = 4*32, y = 9*32-24 = 264
- Enemy D: on platform row 5 col 12-15, x = 12*32, y = 5*32-24 = 136
These positions should work. Let me also think about whether the player can avoid them.
For Level 3:
- Enemy A on floor at col 8. Player at col 1 walks right. At col 8, enemy. Player must jump over enemy (stomp or avoid).
- Enemy B on platform row 7 col 4-7. Player climbing up at col 4-7 will encounter enemy. Player must jump over or stomp.
OK these are challenges. Good.
For Level 4, similar but with more enemies.
Now I also need to make sure the player can REACH the trophy. The trophy is at col 7 row 2 in Level 3. The path: climb up via platforms. But there are enemies in the way.
OK let me commit to this design and write the code.
Wait, one more thing. In Level 1, the platforms are at cols 4-7 and 12-15. Let me make sure they're 20-wide:
Row 3: "#....####....####..#" = 1+4+4+4+4+2+1 = 20 ✓
Row 5: same ✓
Etc.
OK all good. Let me write the code.
Oh wait, in my level data, I have the player starting at "#S...............X.#" which has the X for exit on row 13. The exit is at the ground level, so the player just walks to it after getting the trophy.
Actually wait, in Level 2, I have "#S..............X.#" which is 19 chars. Let me count: #S..............X.# = 1+1+14+1+1+1+1 = 20 ✓
OK that's 20. Good.
Let me also think about whether the player can navigate the level without getting stuck. The platforms are at cols 4-7 and 12-15. The player starts at col 1. The exit is at col 17. So the player has to go from col 1 to col 17, going up and getting the trophy.
To go up, the player uses the platforms. To come back down, the player just jumps off or walks off.
Coming back down: from row 4 platform, player walks to edge (col 4 or col 7). Drops down. Falls to floor.
OK this should all work.
Let me finalize the code. I'll write the full HTML file now.
One more consideration: I should make the game feel polished. Let me add:
- A nice title screen with animated text
- Sound effects
- Smooth animations
- Particle effects
- A "GET READY" message at level start
- A level complete screen
Let me write it now.
Wait, I should also think about pause. If user presses P, the game pauses. Show "PAUSED" overlay.
And respawn: if player dies, brief invulnerability period.
OK enough thinking, let me code.
Final design check:
- 4 levels of increasing difficulty
- Player sprite: Dave (red cap, red shirt, blue pants)
- Enemies: purple monsters with spikes
- Hazards: fire (red/orange) and water (blue)
- Trophies: gold cups
- Exit: door (purple when locked, green when unlocked)
- HUD: lives, level, score
- Title screen
- Sound effects via Web Audio API
Let me write the full code:
Actually one more consideration: I want the game to be challenging but not frustrating. Let me make sure the levels are solvable and the difficulty progression is right.
Level 1: Easy - no hazards, just basic jumping
Level 2: Easy-Medium - add fire
Level 3: Medium - add water and enemies
Level 4: Hard - all combined, tighter spaces
For lives: 3 lives per game. Should be enough to complete.
OK let me write the code.
One thing I'm thinking about: should I add a "level select" feature? No, just sequential levels.
OK here's my final code plan:
```javascript
// Game setup
- Canvas 640x480
- Tile size 32
- Level 20x15
// Game states
- title, playing, dying, winlevel, gameover, wingame, paused
// Player
- 16x24, red shirt, blue pants, red cap
- Movement: arrows/WASD
- Jump: Space/Up/W
- Variable jump height (hold for higher)
// Enemies
- 24x24 purple monsters
- Patrol left/right
- Turn at walls and edges
- Stomp from above kills them
- Touching from side kills player
// Levels
- 4 levels
- Hand-designed strings
// Audio
- Jump, trophy, death, win, splash, stomp sounds
// Particles
- Dust on jump
- Sparkles on trophy
- Death explosion
- Confetti on level complete
// HUD
- Lives, level, score
- Trophy indicator
// Effects
- Screen shake on death
- Flash on death
- Level start message
- Paused overlay
```
OK let me write the full code now. This is going to be a single large file.
Actually, let me also think about: what if the level strings have different widths? I should validate or pad. Let me add a check in parseLevel.
Also, for the start position, I should make sure the player doesn't spawn inside a wall. The 'S' is replaced with empty, so that's fine. But the tile below S should be a wall for the player to stand on.
Let me check: in all my levels, S is on row 13, and row 14 is the floor (wall). So S is above the floor. After replacing S with empty, the player spawns at row 13 col 1. They fall onto the floor at row 14.
Hmm wait, my code spawns the player at S's position without falling. Let me check:
```
player.x = x * TS + (TS - PLAYER_W) / 2;
player.y = y * TS + (TS - PLAYER_H);
```
So player top y = 13*32 + 8 = 424. Player bottom = 448. Top of floor = 14*32 = 448. So player bottom = floor top. Good, player is exactly standing on the floor.
If the level had S in a place where row below is air, the player would fall. Let me make sure all my levels have S above a wall.
In my levels, S is at row 13 col 1. Row 14 is "####################" (all walls). So row 14 col 1 is wall. Good.
But what if the player respawns after dying? They should respawn at the start position. My code does `loadLevel(levelIdx)` which resets the player position. Good.
OK let me write the code now.
Hmm wait, looking at the level 1 design, the player starts at col 1 row 13, but the floor is row 14. The player has to go up via platforms at cols 4-7 and 12-15. Trophy at col 7 row 2.
So path: floor → row 12 col 4-7 (jump up 1 row, 3-6 cols right) → row 10 col 4-7 → row 8 col 4-7 → row 6 col 4-7 → row 4 col 4-7 → row 2 col 7 (trophy).
Wait, from row 4 col 4-7 to row 2 col 7: 2 rows up, 0-3 cols. The trophy is at col 7, which is the right edge of the row 4 platform. So player on row 4 col 7, jumps up to col 7 row 2. 2 rows up, 0 cols. Easy.
OK that works. Now for the exit at col 17 row 13. Player on row 4 col 7, jumps down to row 12 col 4-7 (4 rows down, 0 cols), then drops to floor, then walks right to col 17.
Or player drops straight from row 4 to floor: 10 rows. That's a long fall, but safe (no hazards in the way).
OK Level 1 is playable. Let me code.
For level 2, the fire is at row 12 col 4. So when the player climbs down from row 4 to floor, they might pass through row 12 col 4 (fire). Need to land on a row 12 platform to avoid.
Actually, fire at row 12 col 4 is on the floor area. The platforms at row 12 are... wait, my level 2 design doesn't have a platform at row 12. Let me re-check.
Level 2:
```
Row 0: ####################
Row 1: #..................#
Row 2: #......T...........#
Row 3: #....####....####..#
Row 4: #..................#
Row 5: #....####....####..#
Row 6: #..................#
Row 7: #....####....####..#
Row 8: #..................#
Row 9: #....####....####..#
Row 10: #..................#
Row 11: #....####....####..#
Row 12: #....F.............#
Row 13: #S..............X.#
Row 14: ####################
```
Platforms at rows 3, 5, 7, 9, 11. Fire at row 12 col 4.
Player on row 4 (climbing), drops down. Falls through rows 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. At row 11, they hit a platform.
But the platforms at row 11 are at cols 4-7 and 12-15. If the player is at col 4-7, they land on row 11. If at col 8-11, they fall through to row 12 (fire) or row 13 (X is at col 15) or row 14 (floor).
If the player is at col 4 (where fire is) when they reach row 12, they die.
The player drops from row 4 col 4-7. They go straight down. At col 4-7, row 11 has a platform. So they land on row 11.
Then player on row 11, drops off edge. At col 4 (left edge), drops to row 12. Col 4 row 12 is fire. Player passes through. Dies.
Hmm. So fire at col 4 row 12 kills the player who drops from row 11 col 4.
OK the player has to drop from row 11 col 5+ (not col 4). They walk to col 5 or 6, then drop. Col 5 row 12 is air. Safe. They land on floor.
OK so the fire forces the player to be careful. Good.
Actually, my fire is at row 12 col 4. The player on row 11 col 4 (left edge of platform) drops down, would pass through col 4 row 12 which is fire. So the player has to be aware.
Let me make sure the level is still solvable. Yes, the player can drop from col 5+ of row 11 platform. Or jump from row 11 platform to floor at a different column.
OK let me write the code. I've planned enough.
Actually let me reconsider one more time. I want to make sure the game is fun. Let me think about what makes a good platformer:
1. Tight controls
2. Fair difficulty
3. Visual feedback
4. Satisfying sounds
5. Sense of progression
6. Variety in challenges
For (1), I need responsive input and good physics.
For (2), hazards should be visible and avoidable.
For (3), particles, screen shake, color.
For (4), Web Audio with distinct sounds.
For (5), increasing difficulty per level.
For (6), different hazards in each level.
I think my design covers these. Let me write the code.
Hmm, one more thing. The game should be replayable. After winning, return to title screen. Player can play again with new high score? Or just play again? Let me just reset and play again.
OK FINAL CODE TIME:
Actually let me also consider what to display when the game is over vs when you complete the game:
- Game over: "GAME OVER" red text, "Press ENTER to try again"
- Game complete: "YOU WIN!" gold text, "Score: X", "Press ENTER to play again"
OK let me write the code.
Let me think about one more design issue: the trophy pickup. When the player picks up the trophy, it should:
- Disappear (tile becomes empty)
- Play a sound
- Show particles
- Unlock the exit (which should change color/animation)
- Maybe show a "+100" text floating up
OK let me code this.
Alright, writing the final code now. I'll put it all together.
```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Dangerous Dave - A Tribute</title>
<style>
* { box-sizing: border-box; }
html, body {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #1a1a2e 0%, #0f0f1e 100%);
color: #fff;
font-family: 'Courier New', monospace;
min-height: 100vh;
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
align-items: center;
justify-content: center;
overflow: hidden;
}
h1 {
margin: 0 0 12px;
font-size: 32px;
color: #ff6b35;
text-shadow: 3px 3px 0 #000, 0 0 20px rgba(255,107,53,0.5);
letter-spacing: 3px;
font-weight: bold;
}
.stage {
position: relative;
background: #000;
padding: 4px;
border: 4px solid #444;
box-shadow: 0 0 40px rgba(255, 107, 53, 0.4), inset 0 0 20px rgba(0,0,0,0.5);
border-radius: 4px;
}
canvas {
display: block;
image-rendering: pixelated;
image-rendering: -moz-crisp-edges;
image-rendering: crisp-edges;
background: #000;
cursor: pointer;
}
.info {
margin-top: 14px;
font-size: 12px;
color: #999;
text-align: center;
letter-spacing: 1px;
}
.info b { color: #ff6b35; }
</style>
</head>
<body>
<h1>⚠ DANGEROUS DAVE ⚠</h1>
<div class="stage">
<canvas id="game" width="640" height="480"></canvas>
</div>
<div class="info">
<b>← →</b> or <b>A D</b> Move | <b>SPACE</b> or <b>↑</b> or <b>W</b> Jump | <b>R</b> Restart | <b>P</b> Pause
</div>
<script>
'use strict';
// ====================
// ====================
let audioCtx = null;
function ensureAudio() {
if (!audioCtx) {
try {
audioCtx = new (window.AudioContext || window.webkitAudioContext)();
} catch(e) {}
}
if (audioCtx && audioCtx.state === 'suspended') {
audioCtx.resume();
}
}
function tone(freq, dur, type='square', vol=0.04, slide=0) {
if (!audioCtx) return;
const t0 = audioCtx.currentTime;
const osc = audioCtx.createOscillator();
const gain = audioCtx.createGain();
osc.type = type;
osc.frequency.setValueAtTime(freq, t0);
if (slide) osc.frequency.exponentialRampToValueAtTime(Math.max(20, freq + slide), t0 + dur);
gain.gain.setValueAtTime(vol, t0);
gain.gain.exponentialRampToValueAtTime(0.0001, t0 + dur);
osc.connect(gain);
gain.connect(audioCtx.destination);
osc.start(t0);
osc.stop(t0 + dur + 0.01);
}
function noiseBurst(dur, vol=0.05) {
if (!audioCtx) return;
const bufferSize = Math.floor(audioCtx.sampleRate * dur);
const buffer = audioCtx.createBuffer(1, bufferSize, audioCtx.sampleRate);
const data = buffer.getChannelData(0);
for (let i = 0; i < bufferSize; i++) {
data[i] = (Math.random() * 2 - 1) * vol * (1 - i / bufferSize);
}
const src = audioCtx.createBufferSource();
src.buffer = buffer;
src.connect(audioCtx.destination);
src.start();
}
const sfx = {
jump: () => tone(380, 0.08, 'square', 0.04, 200),
trophy: () => {
tone(660, 0.08, 'square', 0.04);
setTimeout(() => tone(880, 0.08, 'square', 0.04), 60);
setTimeout(() => tone(1320, 0.2, 'square', 0.05), 120);
},
death: () => {
tone(220, 0.15, 'sawtooth', 0.06, -150);
setTimeout(() => noiseBurst(0.3, 0.08), 80);
},
win: () => {
[523, 659, 784, 1047].forEach((f, i) => {
setTimeout(() => tone(f, 0.15, 'square', 0.05), i * 100);
});
},
stomp: () => {
tone(180, 0.08, 'square', 0.04, -80);
noiseBurst(0.05, 0.04);
},
splash: () => noiseBurst(0.2, 0.06),
};
// ====================
// Constants
// ====================
const canvas = document.getElementById('game');
const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d');
ctx.imageSmoothingEnabled = false;
const W = 640, H = 480;
const TS = 32;
const LW = 20, LH = 15;
const T = {
EMPTY: 0, WALL: 1, TROPHY: 2, EXIT: 3, FIRE: 4, WATER: 5, START: 6
};
const PLAYER_W = 14, PLAYER_H = 22;
const GRAVITY = 0.45;
const MAX_FALL = 11;
const MOVE_ACCEL = 0.7;
const MOVE_MAX = 2.8;
const FRICTION = 0.75;
const JUMP_VEL = -9.5;
const JUMP_HOLD = -0.5;
const JUMP_HOLD_FRAMES = 7;
// ====================
// Levels
// ====================
const LEVEL_DATA = [
// L1: Tutorial
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#S...............X.#",
"####################"
],
// L2: Fire
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#....F.............#",
"#S..............X.#",
"####################"
],
// L3: Water + Enemies
[
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#....W.............#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.F............W...#",
"#S..............X.#",
"####################"
],
// L4: The Gauntlet
[
"####################",
"#.....T............#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.F................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.W................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#.F.....W..........#",
"#S..............X.#",
"####################"
]
];
// Enemy placements per level
const ENEMY_DATA = {
0: [], // L1: no enemies
1: [], // L2: no enemies
2: [
{ x: 8, y: 13 }, // Floor patrol
{ x: 4, y: 7 }, // Platform patrol
],
3: [
{ x: 8, y: 13 }, // Floor patrol
{ x: 4, y: 7 }, // Platform patrol
{ x: 12, y: 5 }, // Platform patrol
{ x: 4, y: 11 }, // Platform patrol
]
};
// x, y are tile coordinates of where to place the enemy
function parseLevel(strs) {
return strs.map(row => {
const r = [];
for (const ch of row) {
switch(ch) {
case '#': r.push(T.WALL); break;
case 'T': r.push(T.TROPHY); break;
case 'X': r.push(T.EXIT); break;
case 'F': r.push(T.FIRE); break;
case 'W': r.push(T.WATER); break;
case 'S': r.push(T.START); break;
default: r.push(T.EMPTY);
}
}
return r;
});
}
// ====================
// Game State
// ====================
let state = 'title';
let levelIdx = 0;
let lives = 3;
let score = 0;
let totalTrophies = 0;
let level = null;
let player = null;
let enemies = [];
let particles = [];
let animFrame = 0;
let exitUnlocked = false;
let deathTimer = 0;
let winTimer = 0;
let levelMsg = '';
let levelMsgTimer = 0;
let paused = false;
let shakeX = 0, shakeY = 0;
const input = {
left: false, right: false, jump: false, jumpPressed: false
};
window.addEventListener('keydown', e => {
ensureAudio();
const k = e.code;
if (k === 'ArrowLeft' || k === 'KeyA') { input.left = true; e.preventDefault(); }
else if (k === 'ArrowRight' || k === 'KeyD') { input.right = true; e.preventDefault(); }
else if (k === 'ArrowUp' || k === 'KeyW' || k === 'Space') {
if (!input.jump) input.jumpPressed = true;
input.jump = true;
e.preventDefault();
}
else if (k === 'KeyR') { restartLevel(); }
else if (k === 'KeyP') { if (state === 'playing') paused = !paused; }
else if (k === 'Enter') {
if (state === 'title') startGame();
else if (state === 'gameover' || state === 'wingame') { state = 'title'; }
}
});
window.addEventListener('keyup', e => {
const k = e.code;
if (k === 'ArrowLeft' || k === 'KeyA') input.left = false;
else if (k === 'ArrowRight' || k === 'KeyD') input.right = false;
else if (k === 'ArrowUp' || k === 'KeyW' || k === 'Space') input.jump = false;
});
canvas.addEventListener('click', () => ensureAudio());
// ====================
// Level Management
// ====================
function loadLevel(idx) {
levelIdx = idx;
level = parseLevel(LEVEL_DATA[idx]);
enemies = [];
particles = [];
exitUnlocked = false;
player = {
x: 32, y: 400, vx: 0, vy: 0,
onGround: false, jumping: false, jumpHoldFrames: 0,
facing: 1, invuln: 60
};
// Find start
for (let y = 0; y < LH; y++) {
for (let x = 0; x < LW; x++) {
if (level[y][x] === T.START) {
player.x = x * TS + (TS - PLAYER_W) / 2;
player.y = y * TS + (TS - PLAYER_H);
level[y][x] = T.EMPTY;
}
}
}
// Spawn enemies
const enemySpecs = ENEMY_DATA[idx] || [];
for (const e of enemySpecs) {
enemies.push({
x: e.x * TS + (TS - 24) / 2,
y: e.y * TS + (TS - 24),
vx: -1, w: 24, h: 24, dead: false
});
}
levelMsg = 'LEVEL ' + (idx + 1);
levelMsgTimer = 90;
}
function startGame() {
lives = 3;
score = 0;
totalTrophies = 0;
loadLevel(0);
state = 'playing';
}
function restartLevel() {
if (state === 'playing' || state === 'dying' || state === 'winlevel') {
loadLevel(levelIdx);
state = 'playing';
}
}
// ====================
// Tile Helpers
// ====================
function getTile(x, y) {
if (x < 0 || x >= LW || y < 0 || y >= LH) return T.WALL;
return level[y][x];
}
function isWall(x, y) {
return getTile(x, y) === T.WALL;
}
function isHazard(t) {
return t === T.FIRE || t === T.WATER;
}
// ====================
// Player Update
// ====================
function updatePlayer() {
// Horizontal movement
if (input.left) {
player.vx -= MOVE_ACCEL;
if (player.vx < -MOVE_MAX) player.vx = -MOVE_MAX;
player.facing = -1;
}
if (input.right) {
player.vx += MOVE_ACCEL;
if (player.vx > MOVE_MAX) player.vx = MOVE_MAX;
player.facing = 1;
}
// Friction
if (!input.left && !input.right) {
if (player.onGround) {
player.vx *= FRICTION;
if (Math.abs(player.vx) < 0.1) player.vx = 0;
}
}
// Jump
if (input.jumpPressed && player.onGround) {
player.vy = JUMP_VEL;
player.onGround = false;
player.jumping = true;
player.jumpHoldFrames = 0;
sfx.jump();
// Dust particles
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
particles.push({
x: player.x + PLAYER_W/2 + (Math.random()-0.5)*PLAYER_W,
y: player.y + PLAYER_H,
vx: (Math.random()-0.5)*1.5,
vy: -Math.random()*1.5,
life: 18, maxLife: 18,
color: '#a89878', size: 2, gravity: 0.05
});
}
}
if (input.jump && player.jumping && player.jumpHoldFrames < JUMP_HOLD_FRAMES) {
player.vy += JUMP_HOLD;
player.jumpHoldFrames++;
} else {
player.jumping = false;
}
input.jumpPressed = false;
// Gravity
player.vy += GRAVITY;
if (player.vy > MAX_FALL) player.vy = MAX_FALL;
// Apply velocity with collision
moveX(player.vx);
moveY(player.vy);
// Tile interactions
checkTileOverlaps();
// Invulnerability timer
if (player.invuln > 0) player.invuln--;
}
function moveX(dx) {
if (dx === 0) return;
player.x += dx;
const top = Math.floor(player.y / TS);
const bot = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS);
if (dx > 0) {
const right = Math.floor((player.x + PLAYER_W - 1) / TS);
if (isWall(right, top) || isWall(right, bot)) {
player.x = right * TS - PLAYER_W;
player.vx = 0;
}
} else {
const left = Math.floor(player.x / TS);
if (isWall(left, top) || isWall(left, bot)) {
player.x = (left + 1) * TS;
player.vx = 0;
}
}
}
function moveY(dy) {
if (dy === 0) return;
player.y += dy;
player.onGround = false;
const left = Math.floor(player.x / TS);
const right = Math.floor((player.x + PLAYER_W - 1) / TS);
if (dy > 0) {
const bot = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS);
if (isWall(left, bot) || isWall(right, bot)) {
player.y = bot * TS - PLAYER_H;
player.vy = 0;
player.onGround = true;
}
} else {
const top = Math.floor(player.y / TS);
if (isWall(left, top) || isWall(right, top)) {
player.y = (top + 1) * TS;
player.vy = 0;
}
}
}
function checkTileOverlaps() {
const x1 = Math.floor(player.x / TS);
const x2 = Math.floor((player.x + PLAYER_W - 1) / TS);
const y1 = Math.floor(player.y / TS);
const y2 = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS);
for (let ty = y1; ty <= y2; ty++) {
for (let tx = x1; tx <= x2; tx++) {
const t = getTile(tx, ty);
if (t === T.TROPHY) {
collectTrophy(tx, ty);
} else if (t === T.EXIT && exitUnlocked) {
winLevel();
return;
} else if (isHazard(t) && player.invuln === 0) {
killPlayer(t === T.WATER);
return;
}
}
}
// Enemy collision
for (const e of enemies) {
if (e.dead) continue;
if (rectsOverlap(player.x, player.y, PLAYER_W, PLAYER_H, e.x, e.y, e.w, e.h)) {
// Stomp check: player above enemy and falling
if (player.vy > 0 && player.y + PLAYER_H - e.y < 14) {
e.dead = true;
player.vy = -7;
sfx.stomp();
// Poof particles
for (let i = 0; i < 12; i++) {
particles.push({
x: e.x + e.w/2, y: e.y + e.h/2,
vx: (Math.random()-0.5)*5,
vy: (Math.random()-0.5)*5,
life: 30, maxLife: 30,
color: ['#7B68EE', '#4B0082', '#9370DB'][Math.floor(Math.random()*3)],
size: 3, gravity: 0.1
});
}
} else if (player.invuln === 0) {
killPlayer(false);
return;
}
}
}
// Fall off world
if (player.y > H + 32) {
if (player.invuln === 0) killPlayer(false);
}
}
function rectsOverlap(x1, y1, w1, h1, x2, y2, w2, h2) {
return x1 < x2 + w2 && x1 + w1 > x2 && y1 < y2 + h2 && y1 + h1 > y2;
}
function collectTrophy(tx, ty) {
level[ty][tx] = T.EMPTY;
exitUnlocked = true;
score += 100;
totalTrophies++;
sfx.trophy();
// Sparkles
for (let i = 0; i < 25; i++) {
const a = Math.random() * Math.PI * 2;
const sp = 1 + Math.random() * 4;
particles.push({
x: tx * TS + TS/2,
y: ty * TS + TS/2,
vx: Math.cos(a) * sp,
vy: Math.sin(a) * sp - 2,
life: 40, maxLife: 40,
color: ['#FFD700', '#FFA500', '#FFFF00', '#FFF'][Math.floor(Math.random()*4)],
size: 3 + Math.floor(Math.random()*2), gravity: 0.1
});
}
// Score popup
particles.push({
x: tx * TS + TS/2,
y: ty * TS,
vx: 0, vy: -1.5,
life: 60, maxLife: 60,
color: '#FFD700', size: 0, text: '+100', gravity: 0
});
}
function killPlayer(inWater) {
if (player.invuln > 0) return;
lives--;
state = 'dying';
deathTimer = 80;
shakeX = 6; shakeY = 6;
sfx.death();
if (inWater) sfx.splash();
// Death particles
const colors = inWater ? ['#3399FF', '#0066AA', '#FFFFFF'] : ['#DC143C', '#FFD700', '#4169E1'];
for (let i = 0; i < 30; i++) {
const a = Math.random() * Math.PI * 2;
const sp = 1 + Math.random() * 5;
particles.push({
x: player.x + PLAYER_W/2,
y: player.y + PLAYER_H/2,
vx: Math.cos(a) * sp,
vy: Math.sin(a) * sp - (inWater ? 0 : 3),
life: 50, maxLife: 50,
color: colors[Math.floor(Math.random()*colors.length)],
size: 3 + Math.floor(Math.random()*3),
gravity: inWater ? 0.3 : 0.15
});
}
}
function winLevel() {
state = 'winlevel';
winTimer = 100;
score += 500 + lives * 100;
sfx.win();
// Confetti
for (let i = 0; i < 60; i++) {
particles.push({
x: W/2 + (Math.random()-0.5)*W,
y: -10,
vx: (Math.random()-0.5)*3,
vy: Math.random()*2 + 1,
life: 120, maxLife: 120,
color: ['#FF6B6B', '#4ECDC4', '#FFE66D', '#95E1D3', '#FF6B35', '#A78BFA'][Math.floor(Math.random()*6)],
size: 4 + Math.floor(Math.random()*3),
gravity: 0.05,
isConfetti: true
});
}
}
// ====================
// Enemy Update
// ====================
function updateEnemies() {
for (const e of enemies) {
if (e.dead) continue;
// Check if wall in front
const ftx = e.vx > 0 ? Math.floor((e.x + e.w) / TS) : Math.floor(e.x / TS);
const fty = Math.floor((e.y + e.h/2) / TS);
if (isWall(ftx, fty)) {
e.vx *= -1;
e.x += e.vx;
continue;
}
// Check for ledge: tile below front-bottom
const etx = e.vx > 0 ? Math.floor((e.x + e.w) / TS) : Math.floor(e.x / TS);
const ety = Math.floor((e.y + e.h + 2) / TS);
if (!isWall(etx, ety)) {
e.vx *= -1;
continue;
}
e.x += e.vx;
}
}
// ====================
// Particles
// ====================
function updateParticles() {
for (let i = particles.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
const p = particles[i];
p.x += p.vx;
p.y += p.vy;
p.vy += p.gravity || 0;
if (p.isConfetti) p.vx += Math.sin(p.life * 0.1) * 0.05;
p.life--;
if (p.life <= 0) particles.splice(i, 1);
}
}
// ====================
// Update
// ====================
function update() {
animFrame++;
if (state === 'title') return;
if (state === 'gameover' || state === 'wingame') return;
if (paused) return;
if (state === 'playing') {
updatePlayer();
updateEnemies();
updateParticles();
if (levelMsgTimer > 0) levelMsgTimer--;
} else if (state === 'dying') {
deathTimer--;
updateParticles();
if (deathTimer <= 0) {
if (lives <= 0) {
state = 'gameover';
} else {
loadLevel(levelIdx);
state = 'playing';
}
}
} else if (state === 'winlevel') {
winTimer--;
updateParticles();
if (winTimer <= 0) {
if (levelIdx + 1 < LEVEL_DATA.length) {
loadLevel(levelIdx + 1);
state = 'playing';
} else {
state = 'wingame';
}
}
}
}
// ====================
// Rendering
// ====================
function render() {
ctx.save();
if (shakeX || shakeY) {
ctx.translate(shakeX * (Math.random()-0.5), shakeY * (Math.random()-0.5));
shakeX *= 0.85; shakeY *= 0.85;
if (Math.abs(shakeX) < 0.5) shakeX = 0;
if (Math.abs(shakeY) < 0.5) shakeY = 0;
}
// Background
const bg = ctx.createLinearGradient(0, 0, 0, H);
bg.addColorStop(0, '#08081a');
bg.addColorStop(0.6, '#1a1a3a');
bg.addColorStop(1, '#2a1530');
ctx.fillStyle = bg;
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
if (state === 'title') {
renderTitle();
} else {
drawStars();
renderLevel();
renderParticles();
if (state !== 'wingame' && state !== 'gameover') {
renderEnemies();
renderPlayer();
}
renderHUD();
if (state === 'dying') {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(255,0,0,' + (Math.sin(deathTimer * 0.3) * 0.15 + 0.1) + ')';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
}
if (state === 'winlevel' && winTimer > 30) {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(255,255,255,' + ((100 - winTimer) / 70 * 0.5) + ')';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
}
if (levelMsgTimer > 0) {
const a = Math.min(1, levelMsgTimer / 30);
ctx.fillStyle = `rgba(0,0,0,${0.6 * a})`;
ctx.fillRect(0, H/2 - 40, W, 80);
ctx.fillStyle = `rgba(255, 215, 0, ${a})`;
ctx.font = 'bold 44px Courier New';
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.textBaseline = 'middle';
ctx.fillText(levelMsg, W/2, H/2);
}
if (paused) {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(0,0,0,0.6)';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.font = 'bold 56px Courier New';
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.textBaseline = 'middle';
ctx.fillText('PAUSED', W/2, H/2);
ctx.font = '18px Courier New';
ctx.fillText('Press P to resume', W/2, H/2 + 40);
}
if (state === 'gameover') {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(0,0,0,0.75)';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
ctx.font = 'bold 56px Courier New';
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.textBaseline = 'middle';
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillText('GAME OVER', W/2 + 3, H/2 - 30 + 3);
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF3333';
ctx.fillText('GAME OVER', W/2, H/2 - 30);
ctx.font = '20px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.fillText('Score: ' + score, W/2, H/2 + 20);
ctx.fillText('Press ENTER', W/2, H/2 + 60);
}
if (state === 'wingame') {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(0,0,0,0.75)';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
ctx.font = 'bold 64px Courier New';
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.textBaseline = 'middle';
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillText('YOU WIN!', W/2 + 3, H/2 - 30 + 3);
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillText('YOU WIN!', W/2, H/2 - 30);
ctx.font = '24px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.fillText('Final Score: ' + score, W/2, H/2 + 20);
ctx.fillText('Trophies: ' + totalTrophies, W/2, H/2 + 55);
ctx.font = '20px Courier New';
ctx.fillText('Press ENTER to play again', W/2, H/2 + 90);
}
}
ctx.restore();
}
function drawStars() {
// Pseudo-random stars based on index
for (let i = 0; i < 40; i++) {
const x = (i * 137) % W;
const y = (i * 91) % (H * 0.7);
const tw = (Math.sin(animFrame * 0.05 + i * 1.3) + 1) * 0.5;
ctx.fillStyle = `rgba(255,255,255,${0.2 + tw * 0.4})`;
ctx.fillRect(x, y, 1, 1);
}
}
function renderLevel() {
for (let y = 0; y < LH; y++) {
for (let x = 0; x < LW; x++) {
drawTile(x * TS, y * TS, level[y][x], animFrame);
}
}
}
function drawTile(x, y, type, frame) {
switch(type) {
case T.WALL: drawWall(x, y); break;
case T.TROPHY: drawTrophy(x, y, frame); break;
case T.EXIT: drawExit(x, y, frame, exitUnlocked); break;
case T.FIRE: drawFire(x, y, frame); break;
case T.WATER: drawWater(x, y, frame); break;
}
}
function drawWall(x, y) {
// Base
ctx.fillStyle = '#5a2a10';
ctx.fillRect(x, y, TS, TS);
// Top brick
ctx.fillStyle = '#8B4513';
ctx.fillRect(x + 1, y + 1, TS/2 - 1, TS/2 - 1);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 + 1, y + 1, TS/2 - 2, TS/2 - 1);
// Bottom bricks
ctx.fillRect(x + 1, y + TS/2 + 1, TS/2 - 1, TS/2 - 2);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 + 1, y + TS/2 + 1, TS/2 - 2, TS/2 - 2);
// Highlights
ctx.fillStyle = '#A0522D';
ctx.fillRect(x + 2, y + 2, TS/4, TS/4);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 + 2, y + 2, TS/4, TS/4);
ctx.fillRect(x + 2, y + TS/2 + 2, TS/4, TS/4);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 + 2, y + TS/2 + 2, TS/4, TS/4);
// Mortar
ctx.fillStyle = '#3a1a08';
ctx.fillRect(x, y + TS/2, TS, 1);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2, y, 1, TS/2);
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/4, y + TS/2, 1, TS/2);
}
function drawTrophy(x, y, frame) {
// Glow
const pulse = Math.sin(frame * 0.08) * 0.5 + 0.5;
const grad = ctx.createRadialGradient(x + TS/2, y + TS/2, 4, x + TS/2, y + TS/2, 22);
grad.addColorStop(0, `rgba(255, 215, 0, ${0.4 + pulse * 0.3})`);
grad.addColorStop(1, 'rgba(255, 215, 0, 0)');
ctx.fillStyle = grad;
ctx.fillRect(x - 8, y - 8, TS + 16, TS + 16);
// Sparkles
for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
const a = frame * 0.05 + i * 2.1;
const sx = x + TS/2 + Math.cos(a) * 14;
const sy = y + TS/2 + Math.sin(a) * 14;
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFFF99';
ctx.fillRect(sx - 1, sy - 1, 2, 2);
}
// Base
ctx.fillStyle = '#8B6914';
ctx.fillRect(x + 7, y + 25, 18, 4);
ctx.fillRect(x + 9, y + 23, 14, 2);
// Stem
ctx.fillStyle = '#DAA520';
ctx.fillRect(x + 14, y + 18, 4, 5);
// Cup
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 4, 16, 14);
// Cup top edge
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFA500';
ctx.fillRect(x + 7, y + 4, 18, 2);
// Handles
ctx.fillStyle = '#DAA520';
// Left
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y + 6, 4, 2);
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y + 6, 2, 8);
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y + 12, 4, 2);
// Right
ctx.fillRect(x + 24, y + 6, 4, 2);
ctx.fillRect(x + 26, y + 6, 2, 8);
ctx.fillRect(x + 24, y + 12, 4, 2);
// Highlight
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFFFCC';
ctx.fillRect(x + 10, y + 6, 2, 6);
// Star on cup
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF4500';
drawStar(x + 16, y + 11, 3);
}
function drawStar(cx, cy, r) {
ctx.beginPath();
for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
const a = (i * 2 * Math.PI / 5) - Math.PI/2;
const x = cx + Math.cos(a) * r;
const y = cy + Math.sin(a) * r;
if (i === 0) ctx.moveTo(x, y);
else ctx.lineTo(x, y);
const a2 = a + Math.PI / 5;
const x2 = cx + Math.cos(a2) * r * 0.4;
const y2 = cy + Math.sin(a2) * r * 0.4;
ctx.lineTo(x2, y2);
}
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
}
function drawExit(x, y, frame, unlocked) {
// Frame
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#1a4a1a' : '#2a1a4a';
ctx.fillRect(x + 4, y, TS - 8, TS);
// Door
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#22aa22' : '#6622aa';
ctx.fillRect(x + 6, y + 2, TS - 12, TS - 2);
// Arch
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#33cc33' : '#8833cc';
ctx.fillRect(x + 8, y + 2, TS - 16, 4);
// Handle
ctx.fillStyle = unlocked ? '#ffff00' : '#ffcc00';
ctx.fillRect(x + TS - 11, y + TS/2 - 1, 3, 3);
if (!unlocked) {
// Lock
ctx.fillStyle = '#ff4444';
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 - 3, y + 12, 6, 5);
ctx.fillStyle = '#aa2222';
ctx.fillRect(x + TS/2 - 2, y + 10, 4, 3);
} else {
// Glow
const pulse = Math.sin(frame * 0.12) * 0.5 + 0.5;
const grad = ctx.createRadialGradient(x + TS/2, y + TS/2, 4, x + TS/2, y + TS/2, 26);
grad.addColorStop(0, `rgba(100, 255, 100, ${0.4 + pulse * 0.3})`);
grad.addColorStop(1, 'rgba(100, 255, 100, 0)');
ctx.fillStyle = grad;
ctx.fillRect(x - 8, y - 8, TS + 16, TS + 16);
// Sparkles
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
const a = frame * 0.06 + i * 1.6;
const sx = x + TS/2 + Math.cos(a) * 12;
const sy = y + TS/2 + Math.sin(a) * 12;
ctx.fillStyle = '#AAFFAA';
ctx.fillRect(sx - 1, sy - 1, 2, 2);
}
}
}
function drawFire(x, y, frame) {
const t = frame * 0.4;
// Outer (dark red)
ctx.fillStyle = '#8B0000';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y - 2);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 2, y + 14, x + 6, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 26, y + 32);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 30, y + 14, x + 16, y - 2);
ctx.fill();
// Mid (orange)
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF4500';
ctx.beginPath();
const o1 = Math.sin(t) * 2;
const o2 = Math.sin(t + 1.7) * 2;
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y + 2);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 8 + o1, y + 18, x + 11, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 21, y + 32);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 24 + o2, y + 18, x + 16, y + 2);
ctx.fill();
// Inner (yellow)
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y + 8);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 12, y + 20, x + 14, y + 32);
ctx.lineTo(x + 18, y + 32);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(x + 20, y + 20, x + 16, y + 8);
ctx.fill();
// White hot core
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFFFFF';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(x + 16, y + 16);
ctx.lineTo(x + 15, y + 30);
ctx.lineTo(x + 17, y + 30);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
// Embers
for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
const phase = (frame * 1.5 + i * 11) % 32;
const ex = x + 8 + Math.sin(t + i) * 8 + 8;
const ey = y + phase;
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF6600';
ctx.fillRect(ex, ey, 1, 1);
}
}
function drawWater(x, y, frame) {
const t = frame * 0.15;
// Deep water
ctx.fillStyle = '#003a66';
ctx.fillRect(x, y, TS, TS);
// Body
ctx.fillStyle = '#0066AA';
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
const wy = y + 6 + Math.sin(t + i) * 2;
ctx.fillRect(x + i * 8, wy, 8, 24);
}
// Wave tops
ctx.fillStyle = '#3399CC';
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
const wy = y + 6 + Math.sin(t + i) * 2;
ctx.fillRect(x + i * 8 + 1, wy, 6, 1);
}
// Bubbles
ctx.fillStyle = '#99CCFF';
for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
const bx = x + 6 + i * 8 + Math.sin(t * 2 + i) * 2;
const by = y + 14 + (frame * 0.5 + i * 12) % 14;
ctx.fillRect(bx, by, 2, 2);
}
}
function renderPlayer() {
if (state === 'dying' && deathTimer % 4 < 2) return;
if (player.invuln > 0 && animFrame % 4 < 2) return;
drawPlayerSprite(player.x, player.y, player.vx, player.vy, animFrame, player.facing);
}
function drawPlayerSprite(x, y, vx, vy, frame, facing) {
const walk = Math.abs(vx) > 0.2;
const wf = Math.floor(frame / 6) % 2;
const inAir = Math.abs(vy) > 0.5;
ctx.save();
ctx.translate(Math.floor(x), Math.floor(y));
if (facing < 0) {
ctx.translate(PLAYER_W, 0);
ctx.scale(-1, 1);
}
// Legs (pants)
ctx.fillStyle = '#1a3a7a';
if (inAir) {
ctx.fillRect(2, 16, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(8, 16, 4, 4);
} else if (walk) {
if (wf === 0) {
ctx.fillRect(2, 16, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(8, 18, 4, 2);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(2, 18, 4, 2);
ctx.fillRect(8, 16, 4, 4);
}
} else {
ctx.fillRect(2, 16, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(8, 16, 4, 4);
}
// Shoes
ctx.fillStyle = '#2a1a0a';
if (inAir) {
ctx.fillRect(1, 20, 5, 2);
ctx.fillRect(8, 20, 5, 2);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(1, 20, 5, 2);
ctx.fillRect(8, 20, 5, 2);
}
// Shirt
ctx.fillStyle = '#cc1a1a';
ctx.fillRect(1, 7, 12, 9);
// Shirt highlight
ctx.fillStyle = '#ee3333';
ctx.fillRect(2, 8, 2, 2);
// Arms
ctx.fillStyle = '#cc1a1a';
if (walk) {
if (wf === 0) {
ctx.fillRect(0, 9, 2, 4);
ctx.fillRect(13, 10, 2, 4);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(0, 10, 2, 4);
ctx.fillRect(13, 9, 2, 4);
}
} else {
ctx.fillRect(0, 9, 2, 5);
ctx.fillRect(13, 9, 2, 5);
}
// Hands
ctx.fillStyle = '#ffcc99';
ctx.fillRect(0, 14, 2, 2);
ctx.fillRect(13, 14, 2, 2);
// Head (skin)
ctx.fillStyle = '#ffcc99';
ctx.fillRect(3, 2, 8, 5);
// Hair (peeking)
ctx.fillStyle = '#5a3a1a';
ctx.fillRect(3, 1, 8, 1);
// Eye
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillRect(9, 3, 1, 2);
// Mouth
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillRect(9, 6, 2, 1);
// Cap
ctx.fillStyle = '#cc1a1a';
ctx.fillRect(2, 0, 10, 3);
// Cap bill
ctx.fillStyle = '#aa1010';
ctx.fillRect(11, 2, 3, 1);
ctx.restore();
}
function renderEnemies() {
for (const e of enemies) {
if (e.dead) continue;
drawEnemySprite(e.x, e.y, e.vx, animFrame);
}
}
function drawEnemySprite(x, y, vx, frame) {
const wf = Math.floor(frame / 8) % 2;
const facing = vx >= 0 ? 1 : -1;
ctx.save();
ctx.translate(Math.floor(x), Math.floor(y));
if (facing < 0) {
ctx.translate(24, 0);
ctx.scale(-1, 1);
}
// Legs
ctx.fillStyle = '#3a1a5a';
if (wf === 0) {
ctx.fillRect(5, 20, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(15, 20, 4, 4);
} else {
ctx.fillRect(6, 20, 4, 4);
ctx.fillRect(14, 20, 4, 4);
}
// Body
ctx.fillStyle = '#7a3aaa';
ctx.fillRect(2, 6, 20, 14);
// Spikes
ctx.fillStyle = '#4a1a7a';
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(2 + i * 5, 6);
ctx.lineTo(4 + i * 5, 1);
ctx.lineTo(7 + i * 5, 6);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
}
// Eyes
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.fillRect(5, 10, 4, 5);
ctx.fillRect(15, 10, 4, 5);
// Pupils
ctx.fillStyle = '#ff0000';
ctx.fillRect(7, 11, 2, 3);
ctx.fillRect(17, 11, 2, 3);
// Mouth
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
ctx.fillRect(8 + i * 3, 17, 2, 2);
}
ctx.restore();
}
function renderParticles() {
for (const p of particles) {
if (p.text) {
const a = p.life / p.maxLife;
ctx.globalAlpha = a;
ctx.fillStyle = p.color;
ctx.font = 'bold 16px Courier New';
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.textBaseline = 'middle';
ctx.fillText(p.text, p.x, p.y);
} else {
const a = p.life / p.maxLife;
ctx.globalAlpha = a;
ctx.fillStyle = p.color;
ctx.fillRect(p.x - p.size/2, p.y - p.size/2, p.size, p.size);
}
}
ctx.globalAlpha = 1;
}
function renderHUD() {
// Top bar background
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(0,0,0,0.7)';
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, 22);
ctx.font = 'bold 13px Courier New';
ctx.textAlign = 'left';
ctx.textBaseline = 'middle';
// Lives
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillText('LIVES', 8, 11);
for (let i = 0; i < lives; i++) {
drawHeart(50 + i * 16, 11, 6);
}
// Level
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.fillText('LEVEL ' + (levelIdx + 1) + '/' + LEVEL_DATA.length, W/2, 11);
// Score
ctx.fillStyle = '#ff6b35';
ctx.textAlign = 'right';
ctx.fillText('SCORE ' + score, W - 8, 11);
// Bottom indicator
if (exitUnlocked) {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(0,0,0,0.5)';
ctx.fillRect(0, H - 18, W, 18);
ctx.fillStyle = '#00ff00';
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.fillText('★ EXIT UNLOCKED ★', W/2, H - 9);
} else {
ctx.fillStyle = 'rgba(0,0,0,0.4)';
ctx.fillRect(0, H - 18, W, 18);
ctx.fillStyle = '#aaa';
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.fillText('Find the trophy!', W/2, H - 9);
}
}
function drawHeart(cx, cy, r) {
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF3030';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(cx, cy + r * 0.6);
ctx.lineTo(cx - r, cy - r * 0.2);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(cx - r, cy - r, cx - r * 0.3, cy - r * 0.3);
ctx.lineTo(cx, cy - r * 0.6);
ctx.lineTo(cx + r * 0.3, cy - r * 0.3);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(cx + r, cy - r, cx + r, cy - r * 0.2);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
}
function renderTitle() {
// Animated stars
for (let i = 0; i < 60; i++) {
const x = (i * 137 + animFrame * 0.3) % W;
const y = (i * 91) % H;
const tw = (Math.sin(animFrame * 0.05 + i * 0.7) + 1) * 0.5;
ctx.fillStyle = `rgba(255,255,255,${0.3 + tw * 0.4})`;
ctx.fillRect(x, y, 2, 2);
}
// Title
const titleY = 80 + Math.sin(animFrame * 0.04) * 4;
ctx.textAlign = 'center';
ctx.textBaseline = 'middle';
ctx.font = 'bold 56px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillText('DANGEROUS', W/2 + 3, titleY + 3);
ctx.fillStyle = '#ff6b35';
ctx.fillText('DANGEROUS', W/2, titleY);
ctx.font = 'bold 76px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#000';
ctx.fillText('DAVE', W/2 + 3, titleY + 73);
ctx.fillStyle = '#FFD700';
ctx.fillText('DAVE', W/2, titleY + 70);
// Subtitle
ctx.font = 'italic 16px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#aaa';
ctx.fillText('A Tile-Based Tribute', W/2, titleY + 115);
// Showcase row
const showY = titleY + 150;
// Player
drawPlayerSprite(W/2 - 80, showY, Math.sin(animFrame * 0.1), Math.cos(animFrame * 0.05) * 0.5, animFrame, 1);
// Trophy
drawTrophy(W/2 - 40, showY, animFrame);
// Arrow
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.font = 'bold 32px Courier New';
ctx.fillText('→', W/2, showY + 16);
// Exit (unlocked)
drawExit(W/2 + 8, showY, animFrame, true);
// Enemy
drawEnemySprite(W/2 + 48, showY, -1, animFrame);
// Hazard row
const hazY = showY + 50;
ctx.font = '14px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#aaa';
ctx.fillText('Avoid:', W/2, hazY - 18);
drawFire(W/2 - 50, hazY, animFrame);
drawWater(W/2 - 10, hazY, animFrame);
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.font = '16px Courier New';
ctx.fillText('= death', W/2 + 30, hazY + 16);
// Start prompt
if (Math.sin(animFrame * 0.1) > 0) {
ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
ctx.font = 'bold 18px Courier New';
ctx.fillText('PRESS ENTER TO START', W/2, H - 50);
}
// Controls
ctx.font = '13px Courier New';
ctx.fillStyle = '#888';
ctx.fillText('Arrow Keys / WASD to move, Space/Up to jump', W/2, H - 22);
ctx.fillText('Stomp enemies from above, collect the trophy to unlock exit', W/2, H - 8);
}
// ====================
// Main Loop
// ====================
function loop() {
update();
render();
requestAnimationFrame(loop);
}
loop();
</script>
</body>
</html>
```
Let me review this code once more...
1. Audio: Web Audio API, tones and noise. Good.
2. Game state: title, playing, dying, winlevel, gameover, wingame, paused. Good.
3. Player physics: gravity, jump, collision. Good.
4. Enemies: patrol, turn at walls/edges. Good.
5. Particles: dust, sparkles, confetti, score popups. Good.
6. Levels: 4 hand-designed levels. Good.
7. Rendering: tile-based, animated. Good.
8. HUD: lives, level, score, trophy indicator. Good.
Potential issues:
- Player invulnerability after respawn: 60 frames. But after taking damage from hazard, no invuln. Let me set invuln when respawning.
In loadLevel, player.invuln = 60. So after respawn, player is invulnerable for 1 second. Good.
- When the player touches a hazard, killPlayer is called. But invuln check at start. After kill, state = 'dying'. After respawn, invuln = 60 again.
- What if player is invuln and touches hazard? checkTileOverlaps checks `player.invuln === 0`. So invuln protects from hazards. Good.
- Enemy collision: if invuln, also safe. Good.
- Stomp detection: player.vy > 0 (falling) and player's feet are within 14 pixels above enemy's top. Should work.
Let me also check the enemy turning logic. Enemy moves. If wall in front (in their next column at mid-height), turn. If no ground below front (about to walk off ledge), turn.
The "front" check: I check the tile in the direction of movement at the enemy's mid-height. The "below front" check: tile below and slightly forward of enemy.
This should work for basic patrolling.
Let me also think about edge cases:
- What if the player gets stuck in a wall? The collision code prevents this by snapping player to the wall edge.
- What if the player falls off the bottom? killPlayer. Good.
- What if multiple trophies? Only one per level in my design.
- What if the player has 0 lives? Game over.
I think the code is solid. Let me write it to the file.
Wait, one more issue. In the trophy particle, I create a particle with `text: '+100'`. But my renderParticles function checks for `p.text`. Let me make sure the particle structure supports this.
Looking at my particle rendering:
```javascript
function renderParticles() {
for (const p of particles) {
if (p.text) {
// render text
} else {
// render rect
}
}
}
```
Good, I check for p.text.
But the particle also has `vx: 0, vy: -1.5` (for text float up). And `gravity: 0`. The updateParticles function applies gravity to all particles. With gravity 0, it doesn't affect.
But `p.size: 0` - that's for text rendering, not used. OK fine.
One more thing: in the death particles, I use vy: ... -3 to throw particles upward. With gravity 0.15, they fall back. Good.
OK let me also add some juice:
- Title screen: animated Dave character walking back and forth
- Level start: "LEVEL X" message
- Trophy pickup: scale up animation
- Exit unlock: visual change
- Level complete: confetti and fanfare
- Death: red flash
I think I've covered most of this. Let me write the code.
Actually wait, I realize my drawPlayerSprite function takes (x, y) and draws at that position. The player object's x, y is the top-left. Let me make sure the player is drawn correctly.
In renderPlayer:
```javascript
drawPlayerSprite(player.x, player.y, ...);
```
In drawPlayerSprite:
```javascript
ctx.translate(Math.floor(x), Math.floor(y));
```
Good, translate to player position.
The drawing is from (0,0) to (PLAYER_W, PLAYER_H). So the sprite is 14x22.
Wait, my PLAYER_W is 14 and PLAYER_H is 22. Let me re-check the sprite fits.
In drawPlayerSprite:
- Legs at y 16-20 (4 tall)
- Shoes at y 20-22 (2 tall)
- Shirt at y 7-16 (9 tall)
- Arms at y 9-14 (5 tall)
- Hands at y 14-16 (2 tall)
- Head at y 2-7 (5 tall)
- Hair at y 1-2 (1 tall)
- Cap at y 0-3 (3 tall)
- Cap bill at y 2-3 (1 tall)
So sprite extends from y=0 to y=22. Width: 0 to 14. So 14x22. Matches PLAYER_W and PLAYER_H.
Good.
Let me also check the enemy size: 24x24. Fits in a tile (32x32).
Trophy: drawn within a tile, so 32x32 visible.
OK I think the code is ready. Let me write it.
One more thought: I should test the levels mentally to make sure they're playable.
Level 1: Start at col 1, floor. Walk right to col 17 (X exit). But need trophy first. Trophy at col 7 row 2. Climb up via platforms at cols 4-7 (every 2 rows). Path: floor → row 12 col 4-7 → row 10 col 4-7 → row 8 col 4-7 → row 6 col 4-7 → row 4 col 4-7 → row 2 col 7. Then jump back down or drop, walk to X.
Wait, the platform at row 2 - is there a platform at row 2? Let me check my Level 1:
Row 2: "#......T...........#" - just trophy, no platform.
So row 2 only has the trophy. The player on row 4 col 4-7 jumps up 2 rows to reach the trophy at row 2 col 7. 2 rows up, 0-3 cols. Easy.
After getting trophy, player can drop down. From row 2, drop to row 4 (if they jump straight up and fall back), or walk off the side.
Actually wait, the trophy is on row 2 which is empty (no platform). The player jumps up to reach it. After collecting, the player falls down (since no platform).
Player y when on row 2 trophy: y = 2*32 + (32-22)/2 = 64 + 5 = 69. Player bottom = 91. Top of row 4 platform = 4*32 = 128. So player bottom 91, top of row 4 = 128. Player is above row 4, not on it. They fall.
When they fall, they pass through row 3 (air) and land on row 4 platform (if at col 4-7). Then they can walk off and continue.
OK so the path is: jump up, get trophy, fall onto row 4 platform, then jump down to row 12 (or walk to side and drop), then walk to X.
Actually wait, the player has to be careful not to fall off the side of row 4 platform. If they fall at col 1-3 or col 8-11, they go straight to floor (since rows 3, 2, 1, 0 are mostly air, except row 0 is wall). At col 1-3, they pass through row 1 (air), row 0 (wall). They land on row 0 wall? No, the wall is at the top. Player falls and hits... hmm.
Wait, the top wall (row 0) is at y=0 to y=32. Player falling from above would hit the top of this wall. But normally, player starts on the floor (row 14) and doesn't reach row 0.
In my scenario, player is on row 4 platform. Jumps up to row 2 (trophy). Falls back down. If they're at col 1-3, they fall straight down through rows 1, 0. Row 0 is wall, so they hit row 0's bottom (y=32). Player top = 32 - 22 = 10. They land on row 0 wall top.
But that's the top of the level. The player can't easily get down from there. The walls at col 0 and col 19 are full height.
Hmm, so if the player jumps up at col 1-3 to get the trophy, they get stuck at the top of the level.
Wait, the trophy is at col 7 row 2. So the player should approach from below at col 7, not col 1-3.
Let me re-trace:
- Player on row 4 platform at col 4-7
- Jumps up to grab trophy at col 7 row 2
- Player is now at col 7, mid-air, in row 2-3 area
- Falls back down
- Lands on row 4 platform at col 7
OK so as long as the player jumps from col 4-7 to col 7 row 2, they fall back to col 7 row 4 platform. Good.
The trophy is at col 7. The player at col 7 (right edge of platform) is at x = 7*32 = 224 to 7*32 + 14 = 238. The trophy tile is at x = 224 to 256. So the trophy overlaps with the player at col 7. The player picks it up.
OK so the player needs to be at col 7 when they pick up the trophy. They jump from row 4 col 7 up to row 2 col 7.
What if the player tries to approach from col 12-15 (right platform)? They'd jump left to col 11 row 2, which is not the trophy. Or they'd jump to col 11-12 and miss the trophy.
Hmm, actually the trophy is at col 7, which is on the LEFT side. The right platform is at cols 12-15. So the player on the right side can't easily reach the trophy on the left.
But the player can be on either platform. The path to the trophy: be on left platform (cols 4-7) and jump up to col 7 row 2.
OK that works. The player naturally goes up the left side to get the trophy.
Now for the exit at col 17. The player on row 4 col 7 jumps down to row 12 col 4-7 (or wherever), then to floor. Or walks off the left side of row 4 platform and falls straight down.
From row 4 col 4 (left edge), if player walks left off the platform, they fall. At col 3 row 4 (air), then col 3 row 5 (air), ..., col 3 row 13 (air), col 3 row 14 (wall). They land on the floor at col 3.
Then they walk right to col 17 (X). Easy.
But wait, the row 12 fire in Level 2 is at col 4. So if the player falls at col 4, they pass through fire. But Level 1 has no fire. So in Level 1, the player can fall at col 4 safely.
OK Level 1 is solvable.
For Level 2 with fire at row 12 col 4: the player has to avoid falling through col 4. They can fall at col 3 or col 5+.
If they fall at col 3, they pass through row 12 col 3 (air), row 13 col 3 (air), land on floor at col 3. Safe.
If they fall at col 5, same. Safe.
So the player just needs to step off the platform at col 5+ to avoid fire.
OK Level 2 is solvable.
For Level 3 with water at row 10 col 4: similar, avoid falling at col 4.
For Level 4 with fire at row 5 col 1, row 9 col 1, row 12 col 1, and water at row 9 col 1, row 12 col 7:
Hmm, multiple hazards. Let me re-check Level 4:
```
Row 0: ####################
Row 1: #.....T............#
Row 2: #....####....####..#
Row 3: #..................#
Row 4: #....####....####..#
Row 5: #.F................#
Row 6: #....####....####..#
Row 7: #..................#
Row 8: #....####....####..#
Row 9: #.W................#
Row 10: #....####....####..#
Row 11: #..................#
Row 12: #.F.....W..........#
Row 13: #S..............X.#
Row 14: ####################
```
Row 5: "#.F................#" - fire at col 1
Row 9: "#.W................#" - water at col 1
Row 12: "#.F.....W..........#" - fire at col 1, water at col 7
So there are hazards at col 1 throughout the level. The player starting at col 1 has to navigate carefully.
If the player jumps up from col 1, they pass through col 1 rows 1-12. Cols 1 hazards: row 5 (fire), row 9 (water), row 12 (fire). So jumping at col 1 = death.
The player has to move right first, then jump up. Move to col 3 or 4, then jump up.
OK that's a challenge.
For the trophy at col 6 row 1 ("#.....T............#"), the player has to climb up to row 1. The platforms at cols 4-7 give access.
From row 4 col 4-7, jump up to row 2 col 4-7 (1 row up, 0 cols). Then from row 2 col 4-7, jump up to row 1 col 6 (1 row up, 0-3 cols).
But wait, row 1 is air (only trophy at col 6). The player jumps up to col 6, gets trophy, falls back to row 2 platform.
OK that works.
Enemies in Level 4:
- Floor patrol at col 8
- Platform patrol at col 4 row 7
- Platform patrol at col 12 row 5
- Platform patrol at col 4 row 11
The player on the floor walks right, but at col 8 there's an enemy. Jump over.
On platforms, enemies patrol. Avoid them or stomp.
OK Level 4 is challenging but solvable.
Alright, I'm confident the levels work. Let me write the code.
Actually, one more concern. The player size 14x22. Tile size 32x32. So player is less than half a tile wide.
When the player is standing on a 1-tile wide platform, they can fit easily. But in a 1-tile wide corridor, they also fit.
If the player is between two walls (1 tile gap), they can walk through. But the player is 14 wide, less than 32. So they can fit in any 1-tile corridor.
OK no issues.
One more thing: collision with corners. When moving diagonally (e.g., up-right into a corner), the player might get stuck. My code moves X first, then Y. If X is blocked, the player stops horizontally. Then Y is applied.
Actually let me re-check my moveX and moveY. They apply dx to x, check collision, snap. Then apply dy to y, check collision, snap.
If the player moves up-right and hits a wall above and to the right:
- X moves right, hits wall, snaps back, vx=0
- Y moves up, hits wall above, snaps back, vy=0
- Player is stuck
This is the standard behavior. The player can just move away (down or left) and try again.
For a 1-tile wide gap, the player needs to time their jump. If the gap is just barely wide enough, the player has to be at the right horizontal position when they jump.
OK this is normal platformer behavior. Should be fine.
Let me write the final code to the file.
Actually, hmm, looking at my level 4 row 13 again: "#S..............X.#" - let me count:
# = 1
S = 1
. = 14
X = 1
. = 1
# = 1
Total: 19. Off by 1.
Let me re-do: "#S..............X.#"
Index 0: #
Index 1: S
Index 2-15: 14 dots
Index 16: X
Index 17: .
Index 18: #
Total: 19
Need 20. So add one more dot or adjust.
"#S..............X..#"
Index 0: #
Index 1: S
Index 2-15: 14 dots
Index 16: X
Index 17-18: 2 dots
Index 19: #
Total: 20 ✓
So Level 4 row 13: "#S..............X..#"
Similarly check other rows. Let me also check Level 1 row 13: "#S...............X.#"
# = 1
S = 1
. = 15
X = 1
. = 1
# = 1
Total: 20 ✓
OK Level 1 row 13 is correct.
Level 2 row 13: "#S..............X.#" = 1+1+14+1+1+1 = 19. Off by 1.
Need to fix: "#S..............X..#" = 20 ✓
Level 3 row 13: "#S..............X.#" = 19. Fix: "#S..............X..#" = 20 ✓
Level 4 row 13: "#S..............X.#" = 19. Fix: "#S..............X..#" = 20 ✓
Let me also double-check all other rows for each level.
Actually let me just write a quick script to verify all rows are 20 chars. Or I'll just be careful.
Let me re-verify my level data:
Level 1:
```
"####################", // 20
"#..................#", // 1+18+1 = 20
"#..................#", // 20
"#......T...........#", // 1+6+1+11+1 = 20
"#....####....####..#", // 1+4+4+4+4+2+1 = 20
"#..................#", // 20
"#....####....####..#", // 20
"#..................#", // 20
"#....####....####..#", // 20
"#..................#", // 20
"#....####....####..#", // 20
"#..................#", // 20
"#....####....####..#", // 20
"#S...............X.#", // 1+1+15+1+1+1 = 20
"####################", // 20
```
All 20 chars. Good.
Level 2:
```
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#....F.............#", // 1+4+1+13+1 = 20
"#S..............X.#", // 1+1+14+1+1+1 = 19 - WRONG
"####################",
```
Row 13 is wrong. Let me fix: "#S..............X..#" = 20 ✓
Level 3:
```
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#....W.............#", // 1+4+1+13+1 = 20
"#....####....####..#",
"#.F............W...#", // 1+1+1+12+1+3+1 = 20
"#S..............X.#", // 19 - WRONG
"####################",
```
Row 13 wrong. Fix: "#S..............X..#" = 20 ✓
Level 4:
```
"####################",
"#.....T............#", // 1+5+1+12+1 = 20
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.F................#", // 1+1+1+16+1 = 20
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.W................#", // 1+1+1+16+1 = 20
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#.F.....W..........#", // 1+1+1+5+1+10+1 = 20
"#S..............X.#", // 19 - WRONG
"####################",
```
Row 13 wrong. Fix: "#S..............X..#" = 20 ✓
OK so the fix is the same for all levels' row 13. Let me apply it.
Actually wait, the X is at col 16 in my fixed version. Let me check:
"#S..............X..#"
0: #
1: S
2-15: 14 dots
16: X
17-18: 2 dots
19: #
So X at col 16. The exit is at col 16 row 13. The player starts at col 1. They need to walk to col 16. That's 15 cols. Easy.
For the trophy at col 7 row 2 (Level 1, 2, 3) or col 6 row 1 (Level 4), the path is via platforms. Let me check Level 4 again:
Row 1: "#.....T............#" - T at col 6.
Row 2: "#....####....####..#" - platforms at cols 4-7 and 12-15.
Row 3: "#..................#" - air.
Row 4: "#....####....####..#" - platforms at cols 4-7 and 12-15.
Player on row 4 col 4-7 (e.g., col 6). Jumps up 2 rows to row 2 col 4-7. Then jumps up 1 row to row 1 col 6. 1 row up, 0-3 cols. Easy.
OK Level 4 path works.
Let me also reconsider the player starting position. If row 13 has the start S and the bottom row 14 is the floor, the player should spawn on the floor. With player.y = 13*32 + (32-22)/2 = 416 + 5 = 421. Player bottom = 421 + 22 = 443. Top of floor (row 14) = 14*32 = 448. Hmm, player bottom 443 is above floor 448. So player is in the air initially, falls 5 pixels to land on floor.
That's a tiny fall, barely noticeable. Should be fine.
Actually, to be cleaner, let me spawn the player directly on the floor: player.y = 14*32 - 22 = 448 - 22 = 426. Player bottom = 448. Top of floor = 448. So player is exactly on the floor.
Let me change the spawn to be at row 13 (S) but with the player on top of the floor (row 14). Hmm, this is getting confusing. Let me just spawn at S's tile with the bottom aligning to the next wall down.
Actually, my current code:
```javascript
player.y = y * TS + (TS - PLAYER_H);
```
For S at row 13: player.y = 13*32 + (32-22) = 416 + 10 = 426. Player bottom = 448. Top of row 14 = 448. So player bottom = top of row 14.
The (TS - PLAYER_H) = 32 - 22 = 10 offset puts the player at the bottom of the tile. So the player is positioned at the bottom of the S tile, which means their feet are at the top of the row below (row 14 floor).
OK that works. The player is exactly on the floor.
Alright, let me finalize and write the code.
Hmm wait, in my level 1, the exit X is at col 16 row 13 (after my fix). The player has to walk from col 1 to col 16. But the path along the floor is clear (no hazards in Level 1).
But the player has to FIRST get the trophy, which unlocks the exit. The trophy is at col 7 row 2. The player climbs up, gets the trophy, then comes back down. Now exit is open. Player walks to col 16. Done.
But wait, the exit X is on row 13. The player is on the floor (row 14). They walk to col 16. The X is at col 16 row 13. When the player overlaps with the X tile, they win.
Player at col 16: player x range = 16*32 + (32-14)/2 = 512 + 9 = 521 to 521+14 = 535. X tile range = 16*32 = 512 to 16*32+32 = 544. So player overlaps with X. Good.
But the player is on the floor (row 14). They're at y = 426 to 448. X is at y = 13*32 = 416 to 13*32+32 = 448. So X is at y 416-448 and player at y 426-448. They overlap in y.
But the player needs to be at the X tile specifically. The X is a tile at row 13 col 16. The player walks on the floor (row 14). Their feet are at row 14, top at row 13.
When checking tile overlaps, I check the tiles the player overlaps. The player at y 426-448 overlaps with row 13 (y 416-447) and row 14 (y 448-479). Wait, y 426 to 448:
- Row 13: y 416 to 447 (32px tile)
- Row 14: y 448 to 479
Player y 426 to 448:
- Overlaps row 13 from y 426 to 447 (21 pixels)
- Overlaps row 14 from y 448 (0 pixels)
So player overlaps row 13 (including the X at col 16) and barely row 14.
In my checkTileOverlaps:
```javascript
const y1 = Math.floor(player.y / TS);
const y2 = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS);
```
player.y = 426, player.y + PLAYER_H - 1 = 447. y1 = floor(426/32) = 13, y2 = floor(447/32) = 13. So y range is row 13.
So the player checks row 13 tiles. X at col 16. Player x = 521, x + PLAYER_W - 1 = 535. x1 = floor(521/32) = 16, x2 = floor(535/32) = 16. So player checks col 16.
So player at (col 16, row 13) which is the X. Win!
OK my code should detect this correctly.
Alright, let me write the code to the file. Final version.
Actually one more consideration: the player might walk through the X without triggering if exitUnlocked is false. My check is:
```javascript
} else if (t === T.EXIT && exitUnlocked) {
winLevel();
return;
}
```
So X only triggers win if exitUnlocked. Good.
If not unlocked, the X is just a tile the player can walk over. They can stand on it. Actually it's an empty tile (no collision), so the player walks over it like any other empty tile. They just don't win until exitUnlocked.
OK that's fine.
Alright, writing the final code now. Let me also think about whether to add coins or other collectibles. For simplicity, no. Just trophies.
Let me also think about saving the level state. No, just restart on death.
OK final code time. Let me write the file.
Oh, one more thing. I should make sure the game is sandboxed. The user said "no external resources, CDNs or network requests". My code uses:
- HTML inline
- CSS in <style> tag
- JS in <script> tag
- Web Audio API (built into browser, no network)
- No external fonts (uses Courier New which is a system font)
- No external images
All good.
Let me write the file now.
Actually, I just realized I should double-check that the level strings are 20 wide. Let me write a helper.
In parseLevel, I should add a check or pad rows to 20 chars:
```javascript
function parseLevel(strs) {
return strs.map(row => {
while (row.length < LW) row += '.'; // pad
const r = [];
for (let i = 0; i < LW && i < row.length; i++) {
const ch = row[i];
switch(ch) {
case '#': r.push(T.WALL); break;
case 'T': r.push(T.TROPHY); break;
case 'X': r.push(T.EXIT); break;
case 'F': r.push(T.FIRE); break;
case 'W': r.push(T.WATER); break;
case 'S': r.push(T.START); break;
default: r.push(T.EMPTY);
}
}
return r;
});
}
```
But wait, this only pads, doesn't truncate. If a row is 21, it would be truncated. Hmm. Let me just be careful with the level data.
Actually, the issue is if I forget to add a char. Let me add an assertion:
```javascript
if (row.length !== LW) console.error('Bad row:', row, 'len:', row.length);
```
Or better, just be careful and use the right widths.
OK let me finalize. Writing the code now.
One last thought: the file should be named index.html in /tmp/ws. Let me write it.
Wait, I notice I have the player invulnerability as 60 frames (1 second). After respawning, the player can take damage. Let me make sure this works.
In loadLevel:
```javascript
player = {
...
invuln: 60
};
```
In updatePlayer:
```javascript
if (player.invuln > 0) player.invuln--;
```
In checkTileOverlaps:
```javascript
} else if (isHazard(t) && player.invuln === 0) {
```
So during invuln, hazards are ignored. Good.
But what about the flicker effect? In renderPlayer:
```javascript
if (player.invuln > 0 && animFrame % 4 < 2) return;
```
So when invuln > 0, the player flickers (invisible half the time). Good visual feedback.
But the flicker also happens during dying state. Let me check renderPlayer:
```javascript
if (state === 'dying' && deathTimer % 4 < 2) return;
if (player.invuln > 0 && animFrame % 4 < 2) return;
```
Wait, after the player dies, state = 'dying', and the player is not rendered. After respawn, state = 'playing' and invuln is 60. The player flickers.
OK that works.
But there's a subtle issue: during 'dying' state, the player object still exists. If state is 'dying', updatePlayer is not called, so invuln doesn't decrement. But after respawn, loadLevel creates a new player with invuln 60.
Actually wait, the issue is: when the player dies (state = 'dying'), the invuln is not set. So invuln might be > 0 from a previous life. Let me check.
In killPlayer:
```javascript
function killPlayer(inWater) {
if (player.invuln > 0) return;
...
}
```
So if invuln > 0, kill is ignored. Good.
In loadLevel:
```javascript
player = {
...
invuln: 60
};
```
After respawn, invuln is 60. Then it counts down.
But during 'dying' state, the old player is still there. The invuln from the old player is whatever it was when they died. Doesn't matter because we don't update during 'dying' (state is 'dying').
After deathTimer expires, loadLevel is called, creating a new player with invuln 60. State becomes 'playing'. Player has 60 frames of invuln. Good.
OK code is correct.
One more thing: I should make sure the start position in the level is valid. The S tile should have a wall below it. In all my levels, S is at row 13 and row 14 is the floor. So the player lands on the floor.
OK let me write the code.
Wait, I also want to think about: when the player has no lives, they should see "GAME OVER". When they complete all levels, they see "YOU WIN!". The transitions:
- During 'dying' state, deathTimer counts down
- When deathTimer hits 0:
- If lives > 0: loadLevel, state = 'playing'
- Else: state = 'gameover'
- During 'winlevel' state, winTimer counts down
- When winTimer hits 0:
- If more levels: loadLevel(next), state = 'playing'
- Else: state = 'wingame'
In gameover or wingame, ENTER returns to title. Good.
OK final code:
Actually I realized I should think about the canvas height. 480px = 15 tiles of 32. Level is 15 rows. So one canvas = one level. No scrolling needed. Good.
If I wanted bigger levels, I'd add scrolling. For now, the level fits exactly.
OK writing the code now. Final version.
Let me also add a small detail: when the player is on the floor and at the very edge (e.g., col 1 or col 18), they shouldn't fall off. The walls at col 0 and col 19 keep them in.
In my moveX code:
```javascript
function moveX(dx) {
if (dx === 0) return;
player.x += dx;
const top = Math.floor(player.y / TS);
const bot = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS);
if (dx > 0) {
const right = Math.floor((player.x + PLAYER_W - 1) / TS);
if (isWall(right, top) || isWall(right, bot)) {
player.x = right * TS - PLAYER_W;
player.vx = 0;
}
} else {
const left = Math.floor(player.x / TS);
if (isWall(left, top) || isWall(left, bot)) {
player.x = (left + 1) * TS;
player.vx = 0;
}
}
}
```
So when moving right and hitting a wall, player stops at the wall edge. Good.
The walls at col 0 and col 19 are always there (in all my levels, those columns are '#'). So player can't leave the level.
OK code is correct. Writing now.
Wait, one more thought. The tile check in my moveX and moveY uses floor. For a player at x=521, x+PLAYER_W-1=535, /32 = 16.28 to 16.72, floor = 16. So the right edge is at col 16.
For col 19 wall: at x = 19*32 = 608 to 640. Player x + 14 - 1 at most 526 (col 16) or 622 (col 19 if player.x is at 608+something). The wall is at col 19, so the player can't overlap with col 19 because they'd be blocked by the wall.
Wait, let me think. Player moves right. Player x increases. When player x + PLAYER_W = 640 (right edge of canvas), player x = 640 - 14 = 626. Player right = 626 + 14 - 1 = 639. Col 19 starts at 608, ends at 640. Player right at 639 is in col 19.
Hmm, the player can be inside col 19 if there's no wall. But col 19 is always wall in my levels. So moving right, the player hits col 19 wall, snaps back.
When the player x is 626 and tries to move right (dx > 0), player x becomes 626 + dx. If dx is small, say 2, player x = 628. Then right edge = 628 + 14 - 1 = 641. That's past col 19 (which ends at 640). So isWall(20, ...) - but col 20 is out of bounds, getTile returns WALL. So the player snaps to player x = 20*32 - 14 = 640 - 14 = 626. So player stays at 626.
Good, the player can't go past col 19.
OK code is correct. Let me write it.
Final code time! Writing the file.
Actually one more thing - I just want to add a small detail to make the game feel more polished. Let me add:
- A subtle "Ready..." countdown at level start (3, 2, 1, GO!)
- The level number shown when starting
Actually the levelMsg already does this. Let me just use it.
```javascript
levelMsg = 'LEVEL ' + (idx + 1);
levelMsgTimer = 90;
```
So the message shows for 90 frames = 1.5 seconds. Good.
OK writing the code now.
Hmm, also I want to think about screen real estate on the HUD. The top bar is 22px. The bottom indicator is 18px. So the play area is 480 - 22 - 18 = 440px. But the canvas is 480px tall.
The HUD overlays on top of the level. The level is drawn first, then HUD. The HUD is semi-transparent. The level is partially obscured.
This is fine. The HUD doesn't block the gameplay area.
OK code is ready. Writing the file.
Wait, I realized I should also include some easy mode by default. Let me make sure the controls are intuitive and the difficulty is reasonable.
Also, for the lives indicator, I use hearts. Let me make sure the heart drawing works:
```javascript
function drawHeart(cx, cy, r) {
ctx.fillStyle = '#FF3030';
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(cx, cy + r * 0.6);
ctx.lineTo(cx - r, cy - r * 0.2);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(cx - r, cy - r, cx - r * 0.3, cy - r * 0.3);
ctx.lineTo(cx, cy - r * 0.6);
ctx.lineTo(cx + r * 0.3, cy - r * 0.3);
ctx.quadraticCurveTo(cx + r, cy - r, cx + r, cy - r * 0.2);
ctx.closePath();
ctx.fill();
}
```
Hmm, this is a heart shape. Let me visualize:
- Start at (cx, cy + r*0.6) - bottom point
- Line to (cx - r, cy - r*0.2) - left middle
- Curve to (cx - r*0.3, cy - r*0.3) - left bump
- Line to (cx, cy - r*0.6) - top middle (between the bumps)
- Line to (cx + r*0.3, cy - r*0.3) - right bump
- Curve to (cx + r, cy - r*0.2) - right middle
- Close back to start
This creates a heart shape with two bumps on top and a point at the bottom. Should look OK.
OK final code. Writing it.
Let me also reconsider the level strings one more time. I want to make sure they're all 20 wide.
Actually let me write a quick check function. I can run the code mentally or use a tool. Let me just be very careful.
Level 1 - 15 rows of 20 chars:
Row 0: "####################" -- 20 chars: 20 '#'s
Row 1: "#..................#" -- 1 + 18 + 1 = 20
Row 2: same as Row 1
Row 3: "#......T...........#" -- 1+6+1+11+1 = 20
Row 4: "#....####....####..#" -- 1+4+4+4+4+2+1 = 20
Row 5: same as Row 1
Row 6: same as Row 4
Row 7: same as Row 1
Row 8: same as Row 4
Row 9: same as Row 1
Row 10: same as Row 4
Row 11: same as Row 1
Row 12: same as Row 4
Row 13: "#S...............X.#" -- 1+1+15+1+1+1 = 20
Row 14: same as Row 0
OK Level 1 is good.
Level 2 - similar but with fire at row 12.
Row 0-11: same as Level 1
Row 12: "#....F.............#" -- 1+4+1+13+1 = 20
Row 13: "#S..............X..#" -- 1+1+14+1+2+1 = 20
Row 14: same as Row 0
Wait, I need to be careful. Let me recount row 13: "#S..............X..#"
# = 1
S = 1
. = 14
X = 1
. = 2
# = 1
Total: 20 ✓
Good.
Level 3 - add water.
Row 0-9: same as Level 1
Row 10: "#....W.............#" -- 1+4+1+13+1 = 20
Row 11: same as Row 4 of Level 1
Row 12: "#.F............W...#" -- 1+1+1+12+1+3+1 = 20
Row 13: same as Level 2 row 13
Row 14: same as Row 0
Level 4 - more hazards.
Row 0: same as Row 0
Row 1: "#.....T............#" -- 1+5+1+12+1 = 20
Row 2-4: same as Level 1
Row 5: "#.F................#" -- 1+1+1+16+1 = 20
Row 6-8: same as Level 1
Row 9: "#.W................#" -- 1+1+1+16+1 = 20
Row 10: same as Level 1
Row 11: same as Level 1
Row 12: "#.F.....W..........#" -- 1+1+1+5+1+10+1 = 20
Row 13: "#S..............X..#" -- 1+1+14+1+2+1 = 20
Row 14: same as Row 0
OK all levels have 20-wide rows. Good.
Now let me write the final code.
Hmm wait, for Level 1-3, the trophy is at row 2 col 7 ("#......T...........#"). For Level 4, trophy at row 1 col 6 ("#.....T............#").
Let me also double-check the trophy position vs platforms. In Level 1, the trophy is at col 7 row 2. The platform at row 2 - is there one? Looking at Level 1:
Row 2: "#..................#" - no, just air with walls on sides.
So the trophy at col 7 row 2 is in mid-air. The player has to jump up to it from a platform.
The closest platform below is row 4 col 4-7. So player on row 4 col 7, jumps up 2 rows to row 2 col 7. They pass through row 3 (air) and reach row 2.
At row 2, the trophy is at col 7. Player at col 7 (right edge of left platform at row 4) jumps up. They go from y=4*32=128 to y=2*32=64 (top of trophy tile). Player bottom at peak: 64. Player top: 64-22=42. So player top is 42, well within row 1.
To overlap with the trophy at row 2 col 7, player y range must include y in [64, 96] (row 2 tile). Player y at peak is 42, bottom 64. So player bottom touches top of row 2 (y=64). They just barely reach the trophy.
Hmm, that's tight. The player needs to be at the right x position to grab the trophy.
If player is at col 7 (player x = 7*32 + 9 = 233, right edge = 247), the trophy is at col 7 (x = 224 to 256). They overlap in x.
For y, player at y=42, bottom=64. Trophy at y=64 to 96. Overlap from y=64 to 64 (just a point). Hmm, that's not enough to register the collision.
Wait, I check overlap in checkTileOverlaps by getting the tiles the player overlaps:
```javascript
const y1 = Math.floor(player.y / TS);
const y2 = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS);
```
Player y = 42, y + PLAYER_H - 1 = 42 + 22 - 1 = 63. y1 = floor(42/32) = 1, y2 = floor(63/32) = 1. So player is in row 1.
But the trophy is at row 2! So at peak, the player is in row 1, not row 2. They don't overlap with the trophy.
Hmm, that's a problem. The player can't reach the trophy.
Let me recalculate. The jump from row 4 platform (top y=128) to trophy at row 2 (y=64-95):
- Initial vy = -9.5
- Gravity = 0.45
- Time to peak: 9.5/0.45 = 21.1 frames
- Peak height: 9.5 * 21.1 - 0.5 * 0.45 * 21.1^2 = 200.45 - 100.22 = 100.23 pixels
Wait that's the displacement. So player rises 100.23 pixels from initial position.
Player initial position: y = 128 - 22 = 106 (player top, with feet on platform at y=128).
Wait, that's wrong. Player feet at y=128 (top of platform), player top = 128 - 22 = 106.
At peak, player top = 106 - 100.23 = 5.77. Player bottom = 5.77 + 22 = 27.77.
So at peak, player is at y=5.77 to 27.77. That's row 0 (y=0 to 31)!
Hmm, so player can reach row 0 from row 4. That's a 4-row jump. They can reach the trophy at row 2 easily (it's between row 0 and row 4).
Let me re-check the trophy overlap. At some point during the jump, the player passes through row 2 (y=64 to 95). They overlap with the trophy then.
The player y at the start: 106. At peak: 5.77. The player is in row 2 (y=64-95) when player top < 95 and player top + 22 > 64. So player top in [42, 73].
Player top decreases from 106 to 5.77 over 21 frames. The player is in row 2 (y=64-95) when player top is in [42, 73] (since player top + 22 needs to overlap with row 2 y=64-95).
Wait, player top + 22 - 1 = player bottom. For player to overlap row 2, player bottom must be >= 64 and player top must be <= 95.
So player top in [64 - 22 + 1, 95] = [43, 95]. Wait, player top + 22 must be >= 64, so player top >= 42. And player top <= 95.
So player top in [42, 95]. The player is in row 2 when their top is in this range.
Starting at y=106, the player rises. Let me calculate the frames when player top is in [42, 95]:
The player top is y(t) = 106 + sum of velocities. Hmm complex. Let me just say the player passes through row 2 in many frames.
So the player CAN grab the trophy. Good.
But the checkTileOverlaps only checks the current frame. So the player needs to be in row 2 at some frame, and the trophy is at col 7 in row 2. As long as the player is in row 2 col 7, they get the trophy.
Player x range: must include col 7 (x in [224, 256]). Player x = 233 to 247. So player is in col 7.
So when player y is in [42, 95] AND x is in [224, 256] (which it is), the checkTileOverlaps detects the trophy.
OK the trophy is reachable.
But wait, the player has to be at col 7 to grab the trophy. The platform at row 4 is at cols 4-7. So player on platform at col 4-7. To jump and grab trophy at col 7, player starts at col 7 (or near). If they jump from col 6, they go up and slightly left/right. To land at col 7 row 2, they'd need horizontal velocity.
Actually, the player can grab the trophy mid-jump. They jump from row 4 col 7, go straight up, grab the trophy at the apex. The trophy is at col 7, same column. Good.
OK Level 1 trophy is reachable.
Let me also check Level 4 trophy at col 6 row 1. Player on row 4 col 4-7. Jumps up 3 rows. Max jump is 4 rows. From row 4 to row 1 is 3 rows. Easy.
OK all trophies reachable.
Now writing the code!
One more thing: I want to add a "deaths" counter to the HUD. Or maybe not, to keep it clean. Just lives, level, score.
OK final code time. Writing.
Let me also consider what happens when the player reaches the exit:
- winLevel() is called
- State becomes 'winlevel'
- Win timer starts
- Particles, sound
- After timer, load next level or go to wingame
In wingame:
- Show "YOU WIN!" screen
- Press ENTER to return to title
OK code structure is good. Writing.
Let me also think about high score. Should I track and display the high score? It would be nice but requires localStorage. Let me skip it for now to keep it simple. The player can see their current score in the HUD.
OK writing the code.
Actually, let me also add a small detail: when the player gets a trophy, show a brief "TROPHY GET!" text. This is nice feedback.
Hmm, but I already have the "+100" particle. Let me add a "TROPHY!" particle too.
Or maybe just a screen flash. Let me add a brief golden flash on trophy pickup.
```javascript
function collectTrophy(tx, ty) {
...
screenFlash = 8; // frames of golden flash
...
}
```
And in render:
```javascript
if (screenFlash > 0) {
ctx.fillStyle = `rgba(255, 215, 0, ${screenFlash / 30})`;
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H);
screenFlash--;
}
```
OK let me add this.
Alright, writing the FINAL code now.
Actually I realize I keep adding features. Let me just write the code with what I have. It should be enough.
Let me write the index.html file now. I'll include all the code I planned.
Let me also think about file size. The HTML file should be reasonable. Maybe 30-50KB. That's fine.
OK writing.
One last optimization: I should make sure the level strings are exactly 20 chars. Let me count them very carefully one more time.
Level 1 (15 rows):
```
"####################", // 20 #
"#..................#", // 1# + 18. + 1# = 20
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#", // 1# + 6. + 1T + 11. + 1# = 20
"#....####....####..#", // 1# + 4. + 4# + 4. + 4# + 2. + 1# = 20
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#S...............X.#", // 1# + 1S + 15. + 1X + 1. + 1# = 20
"####################" // 20 #
```
Level 2: same as Level 1 but row 12 has fire, row 13 has X at col 16.
```
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#....F.............#", // 1# + 4. + 1F + 13. + 1# = 20
"#S..............X..#", // 1# + 1S + 14. + 1X + 2. + 1# = 20
"####################"
```
Level 3: water at row 10 col 4, more hazards.
```
"####################",
"#..................#",
"#......T...........#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#....W.............#", // 1# + 4. + 1W + 13. + 1# = 20
"#....####....####..#",
"#.F............W...#", // 1# + 1. + 1F + 12. + 1W + 3. + 1# = 20
"#S..............X..#",
"####################"
```
Level 4: trophy higher, more hazards.
```
"####################",
"#.....T............#", // 1# + 5. + 1T + 12. + 1# = 20
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.F................#", // 1# + 1. + 1F + 16. + 1# = 20
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#....####....####..#",
"#.W................#", // 1# + 1. + 1W + 16. + 1# = 20
"#....####....####..#",
"#..................#",
"#.F.....W..........#", // 1# + 1. + 1F + 5. + 1W + 10. + 1# = 20
"#S..............X..#",
"####################"
```
All rows are 20 chars.
OK writing the final code now.
Actually I realize there might be one issue with my levels. The "X" exit tile is at col 16 row 13. But the player needs to be on row 13 to interact with the X. If the player is on the floor (row 14), they overlap with row 13 (just the bottom 0 pixels). Let me check.
Player on floor: feet at y=448 (top of row 14). Player top = 448 - 22 = 426. So player is at y 426 to 448.
Row 13 is y 416 to 448. Player overlaps row 13 from y=426 to 448 (22 pixels).
So when player is on the floor, their bounding box overlaps with row 13. The X tile at col 16 row 13 is detected.
In checkTileOverlaps:
```javascript
const y1 = Math.floor(player.y / TS); // 426/32 = 13.3, floor = 13
const y2 = Math.floor((player.y + PLAYER_H - 1) / TS); // 447/32 = 13.9, floor = 13
```
So y1 = 13, y2 = 13. Player checks row 13 tiles. X at col 16. Player x at col 16, they overlap.
So when player is on the floor at col 16, they trigger the X.
OK the code is correct. Writing now.
Hmm wait, what if the player is at col 16 but on row 14 (just below X)? Let me check. If player x = 521 (col 16) and player y = 426 (on floor), they overlap with X at (col 16, row 13). Good.
If player is at col 16 and y > 448 (below floor)... they can't be there because the floor blocks them.
OK player triggers X when on floor at col 16.
Alright, final code time!
One more consideration: the player walks on the floor. They reach col 16. X is detected. Win.
But what if the player is at col 16 but NOT on the floor? Like if they jumped up. They're in the air. The X is at row 13. If player y is in [416, 448] and x in [512, 540], they trigger X.
So if the player is jumping and passes through col 16 row 13, they trigger X. That's correct.
OK writing.
I realize I should also handle the case where the player triggers X while in the air. The win sequence starts. The player is in the air, but win state takes over.
OK that's fine. The player is "teleported" out via the win sequence.
Alright, final code!
Actually wait, I just want to double-check one more thing. The exit is at col 16 row 13. But the player on row 4 platform at col 4-7 - to reach the exit, they need to come back down and walk right. The platforms at cols 12-15 are also there. The player can use either left or right platforms to climb up.
But to get the trophy at col 7 (Levels 1-3), they go up the left side. To come back down, they drop from the left platform. Then they walk right to col 16.
But the right platform is at cols 12-15. If the player jumps down from there, they fall to the floor. From col 15 row 4 to col 15 row 14, they pass through rows 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. The platforms at rows 5, 7, 9, 11 cols 12-15 are in the way. They land on row 11 col 12-15.
OK no issue.
Alright, FINAL code time. Writing.
OK I'm going to write the file now. Let me put together the final HTML.Looking at this request, I need to build a complete Dangerous Dave-style tile platformer with: - Trophy collection to unlock exit - Fire and water hazards - Jumping mechanics with variable height - Simple patrolling enemies - Procedural canvas-drawn graphics - All in a single self-contained HTML file Let me plan the architecture, then build it.
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