JavaScript RETRO Games: Armored Enemies

What makes enemies interesting? In a 2D game like this it could be their behaviour, properties and visuals. Different combinations of enemy types in our games should create different situations and challenges for the player to deal with.
Today we will design and implement an armored enemy type and we will make it a part of our JavaScript Space Invaders game. Have fun!

Part 1: https://youtu.be/cuudnyDyWGE

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👽 Download Project Art assets 👽
Rhinomorph enemy: https://www.frankslaboratory.co.uk/downloads/125/rhinomorph.png
(if you can’t download the files, try to use a different browser or VPN to change your country, also leave a comment so I can fix it)

Today we will learn:
How to extend a class in JavaScript
How to override inherited methods on JavaScript sub classes
How to use HTML canvas drawImage() method
…and more

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