In the previous chapter, you learned about some of the basic features and classes available in LibGDX and created a game called Starfish Collector. You also practiced good software development habits by gathering code that supports commonly needed functionality into a class named ActorBeta (which extends the LibGDX Actor class). However, the Starfish Collector game is still “rough around the edges”; some of the shortcomings of the version from the previous chapter include:
There is a lack of animation.
Movement ...
