component
SpaceShooter
By Pantelis Tassopoulos
Details
- Pantelis TassopoulosAuthor
- componentType
- $5.00Price
- 2026-03-13Published
- 2026-03-13Updated
- 2026-03-04Added
- BackgroundsCategories
Summary
SpaceShooter — Retro Arcade Game Component Drop a fully playable space shooter into any Framer page.
Description
SpaceShooter — Retro Arcade Game Component Drop a fully playable space shooter into any Framer page. Works out of the box — no code, no setup. Just drag it into a frame and publish. Features Auto-firing player ship with WASD/Arrow key controls Touch drag controls on mobile — works on all devices Power-ups: Rapid Fire, Spread Shot, Shield, Extra Life Particle explosions and retro sound effects Score, high score, and level tracking Pause button (top-right) + keyboard pause (P / Esc) Pixel-art aesthetic with twinkling starfield Fully responsive — fills any frame size with no letterboxing Customization (Property Panel) Game Title — change the start screen title to anything Player Image / Enemy Image — upload custom sprites Player Color, Enemy Color, Bullet Color, Explosion Color Star Color and Star Size Player Size and Enemy Size UI Color — change HUD text color Start Button Text and Start Button Color Background Color Sound FX — toggle on/off How to Use Drag the component into any frame Resize the frame to whatever dimensions you need — the game scales automatically Customize colors, title, and sprites from the right panel Publish — it just works Controls Desktop: WASD or Arrow Keys to move. Shooting is automatic. Press P or Esc to pause. Mobile: Drag anywhere on screen to move the ship. Tap the pause button (top-right) to pause. Shooting is automatic. Good to Know The game always scales to fill the parent frame (cover mode) so there are no black bars on any screen size High score persists during the session but resets on page reload Enemies get progressively harder as your score increases Power-ups drop randomly from destroyed enemies
Introduction
Plug-and-play arcade game for your site
Rank history
Daily rank per list, from the first snapshot — lower is better.
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