How to implement a space shooter with SpriteKit and SWIFT - Part 2

Adding enemies, bullets and shooting with SKAction and SKConstraint

Tutorial Overview:

• Part 1: Initial project setup, sprite creation and movement using SKAction and SKConstraint

• Part 2: Adding enemies, bullets and shooting with SKAction and SKConstraint

• Part 3: Adding a HUD with SKLabelNode and SKSpriteNode

• Part 4: Adding basic game logic and collision detection

• Part 5: Adding particles and sound 

• Part 6: GameCenter integration

• Part 7: iAd integration

• Part 8: In-App Purchases

Add the enemies:

I'll add several enemy sprites. These will automatically follow and orient to the hero sprite.  You can download the code from Part 1 here.

How to implement a space shooter with SpriteKit and SWIFT - Part 1

Initial project setup, sprite creation and movement using SKAction and SKConstraint

Tutorial Overview:

• Part 1: Initial project setup, sprite creation and movement using SKAction and SKConstraint

• Part 2: Adding enemies, bullets and shooting with SKAction and SKConstraint

• Part 3: Adding a HUD with SKLabelNode and SKSpriteNode

• Part 4: Adding basic game logic and collision detection

• Part 5: Adding particles and sound 

• Part 6: GameCenter integration

• Part 7: iAd integration

• Part 8: In-App Purchases

1. Create a new universal project (template: game; language: Swift)