This document outlines assumptions and progress for a 2D shooter game built with the Java LibGDX framework. It assumes gameplay inspired by 1990s FPS games where visibility is limited to the first-person perspective. The player must explore maps to find weapons, medkits, and ammunition of different types that change gun statistics. The document also notes that dynamic lighting, basic shooting, damage calculation, and physics have been implemented, while enemies, full gameplay, and more features still need to be developed.

1. Summary
Language / Technology : Java + LibGDX Framework
Genre: shooter 2D

2. Assumptions
 Gameplay inspired by good old FPS
games of ’90( i.e. Doom, Blood)
 Visibility limited to „what character would
see in first-person perspective”
 Player must explore the map to find means
of survival: weapons, medkits,
ammunition...
 Each ammo type has certain subtypes,
changing statistics of the gun, hence –
giving more combat possibilites

3. Assumptions (part II)
 Development-wise: code cleaner than
Europe in wet dreams of typical racist
bastard
 Creating a way to randomizing
damage dealt, that favors certain
results among others and has limited
set of values

4. What has been already
done?
 Dynamic lighting,
used to obscure
player’s vision
 Basic shooting
 Designed algorithm
to correctly calculate
damage
 Basic physics and
collisions

5. What is yet to be done
 Enemies – all the code
 Gameplay
 Many, many more...