A Tekken-inspired retro pixel fighting game — two fighters, best-of-3 rounds on a neon-dusk rooftop dojo. Every sprite, portrait, stage, word-art, sound effect and music track was generated with local AI (ComfyUI: Qwen-Image, Stable Audio Open, ACE-Step) and wired into a hand-built Phaser engine.

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Kai and Nova each carry ~30 animation states — movement, six attacks, throws, blocking, hit reactions, knockdown → wake → KO, victory poses — plus animated projectiles with impact bursts, a metered Overdrive super, and arcade word-art (ROUND · FIGHT! · K.O. · PERFECT). The asset pipeline runs against a local RTX GPU: reference-conditioned image generation keeps the fighters on-model across every state, chroma-key strips are auto-sliced and scale-normalized into aligned frames, and the soundtrack — 13 SFX and 3 chiptune tracks — is generated the same way.

Controls: P1 — A/D move, W jump, S crouch, Q block, E/R/T attacks, Q+E Pulse, Q+T super. P2 — arrows, I block, O/P/L attacks. Double-tap to dash. Best of 3.

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Brief

Open-source — AI-generated retro fighting game

Role

Game design · Fight-system engineering · Local AI asset pipeline · Generated art & audio direction

Stack

Phaser 3 · TypeScript · Vite · ComfyUI (Qwen-Image · Stable Audio Open · ACE-Step) · Cloudflare Pages

Source

github.com/rbs250/fighting-game ↗