ArcLycée — Clone Us

💻 Open Source

All of ArcLycée's code is publicly available on GitHub. You can download it, study it, modify it and learn from it.

The complete source code of the game is hosted at:

If you have Git installed, open a terminal and run:

git clone https://github.com/carlosmirandalevy/arclycee.git
cd arclycee

That's it! You don't need to install anything else. ArcLycée uses HTML5 Canvas + vanilla JavaScript — no frameworks, no build step, no dependencies.

You need a local HTTP server because ES6 modules don't work with file://. Any of these options will work:

# With Python (pre-installed on Mac/Linux)
python3 -m http.server 8000

# With Node.js
npx serve .

# With PHP
php -S localhost:8000

Then open http://localhost:8000/juego.html in your browser.

Folder	Contents
`js/motor/`	Game engine: game loop, input, rendering, sound, music, save system
`js/escenas/`	Scenes: main menu, character selection, cinematics
`js/mundos/`	The 13 game worlds, each in its own folder
`js/mecanicas/`	Combat, inventory, dialogues, mini-games, photo album
`js/idiomas/`	Translations: es.js, en.js, fr.js
`js/personajes/`	Player and companions (Magnoboot, Viralata, Cemí)
`js/clima/`	Weather system: rain, storms, hurricanes
`js/mapas/`	Leaflet reference map with 6 data layers
`docs/`	All the documentation you're reading right now
`resources/`	Images, music, favicon

ArcLycée was created by 13-year-old students at the Liceo Francés de Santo Domingo as part of the Robotics class. We believe that:

Knowledge should be free — if a group of 13-year-old students can create an educational RPG, we want others to be able to learn from our code.
The code is readable — everything is documented in Spanish, with extensive comments designed so other students can understand it.
Archaeology belongs to everyone — Dominican archaeological heritage deserves to be shared through every possible medium.

Study it — read how a 2D game works, built from scratch with vanilla JavaScript
Modify it — change levels, add characters, translate to other languages
Learn — use the code as a foundation for your own educational projects
Contribute — send pull requests with improvements, fixes or new content

If you have questions about the project or want to learn more about les fous du robot, visit the About the Project page.