See the GitHub repository here.

I was keen to apply my Golang experience to the world of game development, of which I’d explored in several other languages. I came across the Pixel 2D game library and wanted to combine it with the powerful concurrency model and networking packages that Go provides out of the box. The result was a multiplayer procedural terrain game consisting of:

• A seedable procedural world generator implemented with Perlin noise. Worlds consist of grassy mainland, bodies of water, sandy beaches, and a dynamically generated road network.
• Ability to host multiplayer worlds for other players to join over TCP.
• A basic weapons inventory and ammo system, with the ability to shoot other players.
• A flexible and responsive menu system with buttons, text inputs and scroll bars.
• Water wave shaders.