TRASH PANDA
3000

Trash Panda 3000 is an original arcade game I designed and coded in-house at Integrated Dynamics — no game engine, no third-party framework. Everything you see runs on a single HTML5 Canvas, and every part of it is written from scratch in vanilla JavaScript:

• Pixel-drawn characters

  Every sprite is drawn to the canvas in code — no sprite sheets, no art pipeline, no external assets to load.
• Wave-based enemy spawner

  Enemies arrive in escalating waves, so the difficulty climbs the longer you survive.
• Real-time collision detection

  Shots, enemies, and trash are checked against each other every frame while the game runs.
• Scoring and touch controls

  The scoring system and the on-screen D-pad that makes the game playable on a phone are both written from scratch.

I built it as a playable proof of what I do for clients every day — squeezing responsive, performant, genuinely fun experiences out of nothing but code that runs in the browser. The same engineering that renders this game frame by frame is the engineering behind the custom websites, automation workflows, and interactive product experiences I ship.

How do you play Trash Panda 3000?

Move the raccoon with WASD or the arrow keys, and fire the laser with space or a mouse click — hold either one to auto-shoot. On a phone, use the on-screen D-pad and the fire button. Collect trash, eliminate enemies, survive the escalating waves, and chase the high score.

Who built Trash Panda 3000?

Integrated Dynamics built it in-house. There is no game engine underneath and no third-party framework — the sprites, the wave spawner, the collision checks, the scoring, and the touch controls are all written from scratch in vanilla JavaScript, drawn onto one HTML5 Canvas element that runs in any modern browser.

Can Integrated Dynamics build something like this for my business?

Yes. The same shop builds custom-coded websites, automation software, and hardware for small service businesses. If you want an interactive piece like this game, a full site, or a background process that runs on its own, call 619-385-6703 or send your details and I'll scope it.