Meadow Wing Marksman

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  • meadow-wing-marksman

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  • MIT

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Classic 2D arcade duck hunt with optical crosshair, clay skeet, and hound

A responsive 2D arcade target shooting game for Linux inspired by classic Duck Hunt light-gun cabinets, featuring custom-illustrated cel-shaded ducks, an animated retriever hound companion, optical-flash shot confirmation, clay pigeon skeet volleys, and synthesized 16-bit PCM WAV sound effects.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source game and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Nintendo.

FEATURES

  • Custom 2D Artwork & 60 FPS Flight Physics: Three distinct bird species (Emerald Mallard, Scarlet Fast-Flier, Royal Blue Swift) with wing-flap animation cycles, tumbling hit poses, feather bursts, and scenic marshlands.
  • Three Classic Shooting Modes: Mode A (1-Duck Hunt), Mode B (2-Duck Volley), and Clay Pigeon Skeet with a 3-shell magazine per wave, optical shot flash, round hit-quota progress meter, and hound celebration or chuckle animations.
  • 3 Hunting Zones & 3 Difficulty Tiers: Golden Marsh Dawn, Autumn Reeds, and Twilight Lake across Casual, Arcade, and Turbo speeds with real mouse and keyboard aiming, local high-score persistence, CSV export, and EN/VI toggle.

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